Sentence examples for interest in character from inspiring English sources

But the impression is only of an even, not to say average interest in character.

Over the past few years, I've seen a groundswell of popular interest in character development.

But "Pearl Harbor" has as little interest in character as it does, ultimately, in history.

This overinclusiveness, combined with his lack of interest in character, prevents "Reasonable Doubt" from being a viable work of fiction.

But they are not difficult hours, given Mr. Yang's novelistic interest in character and his skill as a choreographer of dramatic incidents.

But she does not appear to have much interest in character except as it is manifested in the capacity to receive and record impressions.

British novelists have always shown a peculiar interest in characters who think that they might escape their social limits by reading books (though this hardly began in the 1890s).

It refers to a resurgent interest in characters who are, shall we say, a year or two older than the typical action-movie hunk or romantic-comedy babe.

Clarke was mainly interested in character study, as was his wife, whose Girlhood of Shakespeare's Heroines appeared in 1851 52.

But if Disney had not been interested in character and story, this might have led to just an early onset of today's merchandising fever.

He took what was an amorphous, sensationalist form – the romance – and created a "novel", a book interested in character, representation, the relation of the individual to wider events, nation and politics.