Sentence examples for moving character from inspiring English sources

That is why George makes such a moving character, for outside of his psychotic blackouts he understands his situation all too well.

But in doing so, it virtually obscures that the play's most credible and moving character -- and its only fully rounded one -- is Louise.

Stone packs this brief but moving character study with beautiful writing and much thought about the numbing experience of living with the constant expectation of sudden death from an enemy you can't quite bring yourself to hate.

Around him, Hayley Atwell (in the moving character of the wife who knows she is loved but not desired in the 50s, and the genial best friend of the 00s) is first beautifully cut-glass and then cutting-edge.

Her novel is refreshingly ambitious in its intellectual scope, and in Oufoula, who's a decent, thoughtful man, she's created a persuasive, sometimes deeply moving character, a man who remains haunted by his early betrayal by his mother, who left him and his father for another man.

As much as it's always fun to see a Brit doing well, it's baffling that Joanna Froggart beat Uzo Aduba – it's hard to think of a more original or moving character than Suzanne Crazy Eyes Warrenen in Orange Is the New Black.

The targets are always moving; characters and plot keep slipping the noose of predictability.

Here, they are combined with her ability to create memorable and moving characters to produce a state-of-England novel driven by tenderness and fury.

This is a town where oil pumpjacks spring out of backyards and roadsides, many decorated, turned into moving characters, cowboys, grasshoppers, girls, planes.

*1914: John Randolph Bray patents his method of painting moving characters on "cels" -- sheets of clear celluloid acetate -- and photographing them in front of opaque backgrounds.

They added "When any attempt is made to move right, all the moving characters on the screen slow right down".