Sentence examples for lesson characters from inspiring English sources

The lesson: Characters in novels have to be complex and realistic.

Stories become lessons; characters become caricatures.

Several lessons' characters can be chosen by entering multiple lessons in the Lessons textbox, separated by spaces (e.g. 7 10 14 15).

Amy Reiter of The Los Angeles Times reacted more positively and wrote, "The 90-minute episode had a lot of laughs, a lot of heart, some good lessons, character development, a few good numbers and more than a few surprises".

A passionate player, Franklin believed the rules and etiquette of chess offered beneficial lessons for shaping moral character.

As well as giving people the confidence to feel comfortable in different contexts, Churton also wants to build character in her school: "You don't do a lesson in character building.

The afternoon and evening proved a lesson in character.

Instead, in controlled, staccato bursts, he delivered a lesson about character and teamwork.

"Two more teenagers were killed over the weekend as Raheem Sterling revealed his controversial gun tattoo," read an intro that was a lesson in character assassination by juxtaposition.

But this truth runs so hard against the immutable laws of narrative, in which a season is a moral lesson in character or its absence, that it is still taboo to say it.

The restored French plantation scene in "Apocalypse Now Redux" will rewrite history if viewers take as a history lesson a character's statement, as reported in David Thomson's article, that the Americans created the Vietminh in 1945 to undermine colonialism.