Sentence examples for most complex character from inspiring English sources

Similarly Tom, who is the most complex character here.

Ariel (Lili Taylor, Leonardd's nonliterary daughter, is in some ways the most complex character in the story, her temperament a thicket of contradictory impulses and desires.

Tenderly courteous to the children and keenly concentrated on the strange details of the Nutcracker story, Drosselmeier is by far the most complex character onstage.

Speaking mostly in Farsi, often without subtitles, Ms. Aghdashloo (who was named best supporting actress by the New York critics) emerges as the saddest and most complex character in a drama whose subject is sorrow and complication.

This is the most complex character of the lot, and Jeremy Webb lets the layers of it unfold so naturally that the depths Ron can plumb in a crisis come as the one real surprise in this comedy.

Ron is the most complex character, and Jeremy Webb lets the layers of it unfold so naturally that the depths Ron can plumb in a crisis come as the real surprise.

Rafsanjani was the ultimate survivor of a fractious revolution and one of its most complex characters.

These are the play's most complex characters, enhanced by Daren Kelly and Elizabeth Baron's knowing performances.

The latter is one of the most complex characters in popular fiction, and O'Brian was one of the most complex authors.

From his invigorating performance in Jerusalem to his uproarious portrayal of Olivia in Twelfth Night, he has a remarkable gift for bringing the most complex characters to life.

But close readers of "Coriolanus" — which T. S. Eliot once described (together with "Antony and Cleopatra") as Shakespeare's "most assured artistic success" — will know that Coriolanus is one of Shakespeare's most complex characters.