The "narrow character of it may have special appeal to Justice Kennedy," who is often the swing vote on the court, Schacter said.
The dads who do appear in stories for young children can be pretty narrow characters.
This is a well-practiced hand, probably from the 9th century, with small, narrow characters (with the exception of mu, phi and omega) written on the line.
But the frame remains narrow, the characters and dialogue too generic to make the tragic story resonate as anything more than a dramatized tolerance lesson.
The film narrows its characters to walking Post-Its of issues, even while, for the most part — thanks to the exertions of the fine cast — they come off as individuals, yet ones whose depth of experience is systematically kept out of the movie.
The film narrows its characters to walking Post-Its of issues, even while, for the most part thanks to the exertions of the fine cast they come off as individuals, yet ones whose depth of experience is systematically kept out of the movie.
Rather, "Annihilation" squeezes and narrows its characters and the world at large to fit the tight confines of a plot issuing from the big deal and turns a potentially cosmic vision of metaphysical distortion into an unintentional comedy of self-derision.
Like the narrow view characters in The Invisible Hand, Obama continues to believe that power -- be it in monetary or military -- can conquer all the while ignoring the reality that we are all in this together living on a tiny fragile planet that has the resources to support all life.
At the bottom, there is a narrow thing called character.
The narrow focus on character also obscures the full extent of the two men's failures as policy makers.
