Shakespeare loved inserting the character of a fool into his theatre, as a way of being entertaining and pointing out bluntly certain truths that other characters of higher standing wouldn't reveal.
The former Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero is often mocked in his own country for his facial resemblance to Mr. Bean, and a computer hacker broke into Spain's official website for its presidency of the European Union, inserting the character on the front page of the website.
Littell inserts the character of Aue into a landscape of impressive historical exactitude; the pages describing his arrival in Stalingrad are especially rich in detail, pace and clarity.
The two films are linked by the brilliant work of legendary editor Walter Murch: he once again seamlessly inserts the characters into archival footage, layering "authentic" images with newly shot ones.
You will be using the marks to insert the characters used by Excel to differentiate between cells.
Mr. Mackenzie and his crew made their way through the hordes of drunken fans and the muddy tents, unassumingly inserting the fictional characters in the midst of real-life musicians and revelers.
Famous people have long been incorporated into artistic works, they argue: Paul Simon mentions Joe DiMaggio in the song "Mrs. Robinson," for example, and the makers of the movie "Forrest Gump" inserted the title character into old footage to simulate conversations with historical figures.
Hitting i at the end of line will switch in the insertion mode, inserting characters before the last character in the line.
Therefore, by inserting this character to check at the end of the packet we could use it to help determine if the packet is correct.
Parallel to the episode's main plot, where Poochie is introduced on The Itchy & Scratchy Show to boost its ratings, the writers inserted the one-time character Roy, a college-aged man who is shown to be living with the Simpsons, with no explanation as to his character or presence, as a reference to the executives' proposal.
The close-up shot of a glass of whiskey on the bar table, the POV shot of Ray looking down at his cut-up knuckles, and, again, more freeway overhead shots to establish distance traveled -- all trying to insert the audience into the character's world, but too forcefully and obviously for my taste.
