Sentence examples for little characterisation from inspiring English sources

But this plot is at the same time too busy and too simple; there are too many characters but too little characterisation.

However, little characterisation work has gone into seating foam materials by comparison with conventional elastomeric materials.

Despite extensive studies on the ferrous nitrosyl complex of other haem proteins (in particular myoglobin), little characterisation has been performed in the case of NOS.

Many of these studies also used whole ECMPs with multiple binding sites so they were unable to investigate the role of CAMs in maintaining pluripotency, and little characterisation of surface properties was performed.

Some of the neatest moments depict Jones's brother, dad and spouse in a series of beady-eyed cameos: lovely little characterisations that break up the goonishness, even if the back-story of a carping wife is predictable.

There is no plot, almost no dialogue, and very little direct characterisation.

I ask if it was tough for the actresses, with so little obvious characterisation to build upon.

This is not the greatest of plays: there is little individual characterisation, so you never really get to know the fighters, the action sometimes stutters and lacks fluidity, and in the early stages – when everyone shouts a great deal – it resembles a stalled Hollywood action movie in which the heroes are holed up in a terrible jam and start turning on each other.

When it was first published, The Mezzanine - a book with no discernable plot, little conventional characterisation and studded with footnotes, some of them pages long, detailing warm-air hand dryers and the daily wear of shoelaces - was lauded as a miniature postmodern masterpiece.

We might weep for their courage, only the material in this section has little argument or characterisation to engage us.

Koch is always a distinguished presence, though there is little attempt at characterisation, and Edwin Crosings-Mercer sings Brander's song of the rat with panache.