Sentence examples for introducing characters from inspiring English sources

"You're introducing characters, points of view, how we feel about them," she says.

For sheer technique, Ayoade can hardly be faulted, though introducing characters in freezeframe/voiceover is getting to be a cliche.

He begins in medias res, introducing characters, places and events that are not explained in detail until many pages later.

The first week's adventure feels perfunctory, though, even given the constraint of introducing characters and back story, and most of the team members are still strictly two-dimensional.

Tolstoy has that way of introducing characters who we recognise from our own experience, which is always the mark of a great novelist.

Programmes such as these should be cheered for introducing characters of different race and sexuality, precisely because the greater visibility of diversity helps to normalise it.

Note how the shows introduce characters and use sound effects to help tell a story.

As the novel progresses, Byatt introduces characters that are appealing in both their beauty and grotesquery.

"It's descriptive and introduces characters, albeit in a ridiculous way".

Like Titian, Veronese introduced characters observed from daily life into his religious scenes.

You can't just introduce characters, make them sick, and kill them, and expect people to care.