Sentence examples for lifelike characters from inspiring English sources

Ms. Corthron can write lively, spiky and funny dialogue and create reasonably lifelike characters.

In his early attempts, he was more interested in seeing how many images and symbols he could embed in the text than in creating lifelike characters.

"C," by Tom McCarthy (Knopf; $25.95) The novel is animated not by lifelike characters for whose fates we fear but by the prowling, quivering mind of its author.

Rossellini is not striving to create an illusion of well-rounded, lifelike characters or immersive historical detail, but to offer an analysis and an argument.

It's worth going back to American Graffiti just to remind yourself that this man once appreciated humanly possible action, realistic settings, lifelike characters, talk and dramatic situations one might have seen at night in Modesto.

Others on the scientific innovators' list include an evolutionary ecologist investigating how deforestation could affect global carbon dioxide levels and a computer scientist who developed the animation method used to create lifelike characters.

Watch Dogs, a cyberpunk thriller set in an astonishingly detailed recreation of Chicago, looked amazing, with its complex lighting effects, lifelike character animation and detailed weather simulation.

Adventure Gamers gave it 4 out of 5 stars, called it a "technical masterpiece", and praised its cinematic introduction, cutscenes, lifelike character faces, and said "it certainly raise[s] the bar for any seen in adventures to this date", but criticised its controls and repetitive puzzles.

Since 1982, when computer-generated images made their first appearance in a feature film with "Tron," a not-so-secret goal of many computer animators has been to create convincingly lifelike human characters.

Video-game designers and players like to brag about how "realistic" the games are, but when gamers talk about verisimilitude, they're usually talking about graphical fidelity, about how lifelike the characters and environments are in an otherwise fantastical world — and not about how the medium reflects anything else about the actual world in which we live.

Nevertheless, as the technology for capturing human likeness becomes more widely available, the application of lifelike synthetic characters to the above mentioned applications has become attractive to our narcissistic desires.