Sentence examples for lifeless character from inspiring English sources

But the naturalism, the human drama of these games, has always been held back by slightly lifeless character models.

Meanwhile, back in Mary's hometown, her mother, Jean, a prim and lifeless character ("Nice was all she had ever wanted"), has been persuaded by a local teacher to invite Mary to perform at her old school.

Best of all, my birdwatch loitering enabled me to meet my neighbours for the first time, who helped explain the lifeless character of my garden: there is, apparently, a population of nearly 40 feral cats in the neighbourhood, at least seven of which regularly patrol my patch.

Indeed, Ferrier thinks that "the inert and lifeless character of modern philosophy is ultimately attributable to her having degenerated into a physical science" (ibid.: 191), and he condemns the resulting "picture of man" as "a wretched association machine, through which ideas pass linked only by laws over which the machine has no control" (ibid. : 196).

The series of 16 photographs document military vehicles burning in desert landscapes, rising black clouds of mortars on the horizon and hazy compositions of lifeless characters.

In Only God Forgives, a near-lifeless character surrounded by a pervading mood of inertia cannot be saved by all the thrilling, sadistic violence and vengeance in the world.

Without the proper lens, the picture is flat, the colors confusing and the characters lifeless.

They are blasted out at the end of "Elektra," as the title character falls lifeless to the ground.

They appear underneath Salome's famous dictum "The mystery of love is greater than the mystery of death". They are blasted out at the end of "Elektra," as the title character falls lifeless to the ground.

It's not just the lady mouse, either: the videogame Epic Mickey, released at the end of 2012, shows that the company is willing to experiment with its heritage rather than keep its original characters as lifeless emblems.

But David Lutz, executive director of the Neighborhood Open Space Coalition, an advocacy group, said the old trees added character to the lifeless brick towers.