Sentence examples for render a character from inspiring English sources
In that assessment I also overlook the small external accidents of fortune that might render an individual's trait ineffectual, and respond to traits that render a character typically "fitted to be beneficial to society," even if circumstances do not permit it to cause that benefit (T 3.3.1.20).
When shows did include MMW threesomes, Schippers said, "it was usually in the context of violence ― the men are taking turns ― or as a way to render a character particularly slutty".
He is tough on Toni Morrison for rendering a character as "less a participant in the action than a visitor from the Land of Allegory," and disappointed with a biography of John Cheever for its failure to convey the "glimmers of grace and well-being" that its subject was able to extract from his darkly troubled life.
In interviews she was unremittingly humble, dwelling on what she deemed her failures far more than her successes and speaking of acting as an imperfectible craft for which the effort at rendering a character, not the finished result or the applause, is the reward.
More often voice-over, music, or other elements are combined with shooting angle to render a particular character's feelings throughout a film.
Zack Van Amburg, co-president for programming with Jamie Erlicht at Sony Pictures Television, which also produces "Rescue Me," said "Justified" was an attempt to take the "anti" out of hero and still render a lead character that has texture.
Decorum, in literary style, the appropriate rendering of a character, action, speech, or scene.
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I was just rendering a beloved character that dominated my little world.
As for most writers, language is vital for me: a writer's ability to render a fictional world — characters, landscape, emotions — into something original that alters or deepens my understanding of both literature and life.
The movie could have made more of the therapist (Lindsay Crouse) or of Daly, although Mr. Nelson's eagerness nearly compensates for a character rendered almost exclusively through external details.
