Sentence examples similar to second tier characters from inspiring English sources

His dreams of being a writer and a better man than his colleagues seem far away, and he feels like a second tier character now.

Before the release of 2008's Iron Man, he was a second tier character that the average human being did not have a vast awareness of.

Seriously, just cut the wheat from the chaff, stop paying all these actors to play second-tier characters, pay your stars more and focus on telling their story.

So Avi Arad, along with chief operating officer David Maisel, went to Wall Street to get funding for an independent studio, making films based on second-tier characters the company hadn't already licensed elsewhere, starting with Iron Man.

But the studio will need a leader with vision to turn some of the second-tier characters, like Thor, into franchise-worthy heroes, especially since the best characters, like Spider-Man and the X-Men, already have homes at other studios.

And killing off second and third-tier characters just feels like a cheap way to pull at heart-strings.

Dickens's strength of portraiture in "Tale," with one famous exception, was in his second tier of characters, drawn with his fabled vivifying eye for the grotesque.

The second tier, the character traits, includes Self-directedness (SD), Cooperativeness (CO), and Self-transcendence (ST).

The Memo From France article last Sunday, about efforts by France's Socialist president, François Hollande, to stop his country's slow decline and prevent it from slipping permanently into Europe's second tier, misidentified the character in Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa's novel of social upheaval, "The Leopard," who said that "everything needs to change, so everything can stay the same".

In contrast, Arrow has gone berserk, raking up (admittedly second-tier) DC Comics characters and getting them on screen as fast as possible.

And Baxter says a grounding in the second tier of English rugby can improve the character of players.