Sentence examples for recognised characters from inspiring English sources

Chaplin was the comic genius who created the little tramp, society's eternal victim, with derby hat, toothbrush moustache and impossibly large boots – one of entertainment's most universally recognised characters.

The previous Despicable Me films starred Steve Carell as supervillain Gru, but his lovable minions have become the most recognised characters of the franchise.

The first is that by doing so – by publishing and republishing their faces, living or (especially) dead – they become globally recognised characters in the showbusiness side of this terrorist war, thus fulfilling one of their keenest desires.

"I've had overwhelming support from Muslim women, who say they recognise characters in the book," she said.

According to a poll, young adults are able to recognise characters from the fictional medieval tales told in Game of Thrones better than the real kings involved in the Battle of Hastings.

The pace is rapid, the storylines brisk, and there are moments of wink-wink humour (there is a certain delight to be had in recognising characters before they've been officially introduced: could that really be Miss Havisham in her 20s? Is that Little Nell dying or… not?), but I wasn't blown away by it.

As to recognising characters from trajectories, we propose Spatio-Temporal Hough Forest that takes sequential data as input and perform regression on both spatial and temporal domain.

It would be interesting to know if any of their friends and families recognised these characters.

Anyone who'd spent time in suburban America in the second half of the 20th century would have recognised the characters right away.

That wasn't so much down to the smattering of swearwords and oral sex, as to the fact that it felt as though you recognised its characters from real life.

The report identified nine areas where there could be tougher measures to help tackle obesity, including introducing a 20% tax on full-sugar drinks, stopping "buy-one-get-one-free" deals on unhealthy food, and tightening loopholes surrounding the use of unlicensed but commonly recognised cartoon characters and celebrities in children's advertising.