Sentence examples similar to obliging character from inspiring English sources
Once en route to the southern border, the characters, obliged to fulfill the requirements of a formulaic — and child-friendly — peace allegory, enjoy an adventure that's more kooky than life-threatening.
He regaled me with tales of his adventures in these fashionable hostelries, with unlimited room service, obliging concierges and lots of raffish characters hanging around the lobbies.
Toni Morrison only gradually reveals the mystery of their bond through Cosey, obliging the reader to constantly re-evaluate the plot and characters' relationships with one another.
It's as if Miller felt obliged to create a character to embody that most taken for granted of all storytelling techniques: the third-person omniscient narrator.
The 51-year-old comedian and actor obliged, giving us a character mashup that will forever change the way we look at one of Shakespeare's most romantic (and naïve) protagonists.
Luckily they are obliging.
A collection of short stories, evocative, dark and intense, set largely in the Pacific of World War II; their characters are obliged to extract the resistance of lone souls from the terror of combat and the hostility of landscape and climate.
Their effectiveness stems from their legally binding character that mainly obliges EV-system supplying stakeholders to provide products that conform to quality or safety standards.
Like MacMillan, he gets to the core of a dramatic situation when the protagonist is obliged to react to another character.
Anything but be obliged to designate my every character an ageing five-foot-two smartass, and having to set every novel in North Carolina.
