Sentence examples for push character from inspiring English sources
Whether you're a sadboy protagonist coming out of your shell, a supervillain celebrating a particularly devious plot, or a magical chimney sweep symbolizing the working class, a good dance is an entertaining way to push character development and plot devices forward.
Watching Scorsese and Schoonmaker's work, I learned how to collapse time in action but still push characters through a scene.
Modern-day readers may not intuit the set-up of card tables, but they are a useful trick for Austen to push characters together and manoeuvre others away (all in the name of courtship).
As it is, one is too aware of an author pushing characters into place.
He likes extreme compositions — pushing characters to the side of the frame, or to the bottom — and he makes use of slow motion (and fast motion) and those black-and-white sequences of Hubert confiding to a video camera as if it were a diary (a diary whose moody visuals might seem a bit Gap ad-ish in another context).
As part of the film's promotional push, characters representing our primary emotions – Joy, Sadness, Disgust, Fear and Anger – gave a play-by-play commentary on Animal Planet network's Puppy Bowl, which is broadcast opposite the NFL Super Bowl every year.
"If you push the character forward to do one footstep there are [up to] 30 sounds playing at the same time," he explains.
Handlen held a mixed feeling toward's Doggett's backstory, noting that its introduction "does push the character in ways that undermine some of his strongest traits".
He suggested an Out of Sight-kind chemistry for Vala and Daniel, and encouraged the actress to push the character as far as possible.
" Rudish has been taking full advantage of Taylor's puckish sense of humor for "Mickey Mouse" and "has been asking her to push the character a little bit.
Regardless, when a magical figure who supposedly loves children is depicted as an executioner, it can terrify viewers unaccustomed to horror's penchant for button-pushing character assassination.
