Sentence examples for mingling of character from inspiring English sources
These works established a quite subtle mingling of character sketch with chronological narrative that has ever since been the dominant mark of this genre.
But the opportunities for satire provided by the picaresque novel's mingling of characters from all walks of life, its vivid descriptions of industries and professions, its realistic language and detail, and above all its ironic and detached survey of manners and morals helped to enrich the realistic novel and contributed to that form's development in the 18th and 19th centuries.
"Wonderland" is a spinoff of "Once Upon a Time," and creators Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz lose little time in establishing brand continuity, which includes the mingling of characters original to the Disney company (which of course owns ABC) with those adapted from other sources.
Boosted by funding from BBC America, the hook for the BBC2 drama is its mingling of fictional characters with real historical events, in an attempt to tell the story of the creation of England as a unitary state.
International visitors and new ideas mingled early on, creating a city with its own cutting-edge breed of character and culture.
Bell heels closely to the facts of history, mingling fictional characters with real ones, tracking the revolution from many angles -- white, mulatto and black.
On the one hand you have Mr. Latessa's and Ms. Holliday's characters, who reflect that seamless mingling of ruthlessness, compassion and absurdity that infuses Mr. Guare's masterworks, "The House of Blue Leaves" and "Six Degrees of Separation".
The Japanese had their own way with Chinese written characters, and to my eye there is no more bewitching mingling of writing and image than the collaboration of the 17th-century Japanese masters Honami Koetsu and Tawaraya Sotatsu.
This mingling of martial arts was an eye-opener.
That male mingling of personal with professional pride.
