Sentence examples for insignificant characters from inspiring English sources

It tends, her actors say, to make even the most insignificant characters seem more important.

January 9 2014 February 1 201414 Tom Stoppard's 1965 tragicomedy — which imagines what two relatively insignificant characters in Shakespeare's "Hamlet" are doing offstage during the main action of the play — is a masterpiece, not unlike Shakespeare's plays; it's artfully, imaginatively written, multidimensional, and hilarious.

He would seem like a totally embedded, insignificant character.

He was a man of insignificant character, with a taste for artificial verse.

Von Sydow's career took a downturn in the 1980s when he appeared mostly in insignificant character roles.

This may be done by subcutaneous incision or by an open wound; probably the former method will suffice in the majority of cases, and is to be preferred on account of the smaller or insignificant character of the wound.

Adams thought so, and one of the many sad aspects of his sudden death last year (a heart attack in a Santa Barbara gym, at the age of 49 - just the kind of throwaway demise he might have handed out to an insignificant, unlikable character of his own invention) is that there will be no upbeat ending to the series.

The addition of "moral qualities" to the definition may be insignificant, for character carries with it a connotation of "good" traits.

The part is so insignificant that his character, a handsome jogger, doesn't even merit a bloody end; after his onscreen girlfriend is murdered, he just never reappears.

A squeaking mouse puppet plays a not insignificant supporting role, for instance, as does music from "Carmen" that seems unsuited to the restrained tenor of both the writing and the characters.

In it, she addressed the tendency towards "largely insignificant non-playable female characters whose sexuality or victimhood is exploited as a way to infuse edgy, gritty or racy flavoring into game worlds".