Sentence examples for of assorted characters from inspiring English sources

On a smaller scale and with much handheld camerawork, Those Who Love Me Can Take the Train (Ceux Qui M'Aiment Prendront le Train, 1998), about the interplay of assorted characters on their way to the funeral of a misanthropic, bisexual minor painter (Jean-Louis Trintignant), was melodramatic, sentimental and emptily wordy.

Items left behind at a local train station connect the lives of assorted characters in an Irish town.

In 1998, he directed the film Those Who Love Me Can Take the Train, a "melodramatic, sentimental and emptily wordy ... about the interplay of assorted characters on their way to the funeral of a misanthropic, bisexual minor painter Jean-Louis Trintignantt)." The final scene reflects the cemetery of Limoges to the music of Mahler's Tenth Symphony.

• New York Times readers know James Stevenson from his witty, intricate Op-Art renderings of the assorted characters and other curiosities that define this city.

Most significant was the introduction of original productions, including "The Sword in the Stone" and the witty and raucous "Three Little Pigs," which starred an Elvis-like Big Bad Wolf, a healthy dose of vaudeville, and assorted characters wandering in from other tales.

It's impossible not to draw comparisons to Lily Tomlin's "Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe," in which one actress also portrays assorted characters of both sexes in a skewed world.

The store, a long tunnel of pale greenish light and curved walls that seems a cross between a space ship and an English church, was jammed with editors, designers and assorted characters, some of whom were dressed in what appeared to be vintage underwear.

You need to understand history to know how Smith's assorted characters get to Cricklewood at the end of the 20th century.

Late last year, there were assorted characters from "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey," the release of which threw New Zealand — where it was filmed, as were the related "Lord of the Rings" movies — into a tizzy of Middle Earth-theme events.

While these performers are required to embody several times their weight in assorted characters, this is an epic cast by the standards of Bedlam, whose vibrant productions of Shakespeare's "Hamlet" and Shaw's "Saint Joan" featured skeletal ensembles of four.

She found assorted characters still firm to fiery on the topic.