Producers are asked to find an alternative to hit series and keep trying to rework details and shift characters in a desperate effort to secure a hit.
And it shifted character as I walked past the murmuring fountains and groomed myrtle bushes.
The first reviews the shifting character of arguments against trade down the years.
Would it help me imagine myself into her elusive, shifting character?
In particular, his writings show a remarkable, but usually discreetly phrased, awareness of the permanently shifting character of human sexuality.
Instead Mr. Gergiev and his players captured the shifting character of the music, especially the macabre section that breaks into a thin-toned, ghostly waltz.
Nothing could be more artificial, yet it will eventually seem to have almost casually evolved out of the natural landscape, presenting a microcosm of the world's azaleas and rhododendrons that just happened to display themselves for our pleasure, shifting character with season and age.
In the process of dealing with these challenges, in part by exploring novel possibilities, ELSA has shifted character in ways we prefer to describe as a development from ELSA 1 to ELSA 2, rather than as a shift from ELSI to Post-ELSI.
(In a brilliant moment, just before Ophelia enters, "distracted," Gertrude comes onstage with her blonde hair askew, barefoot, in a slip - and for one moment you think the two women have entirely shifted character).
Deceiving or manipulating your readers through foreshadowing, shifting character traits, or a revelation of a plot point can all work to build suspense and create anxiety or fear in the reader.
Too many of the play's opening volleys, representing the small contribution of text from Part I used in this version, fly by in a blur of shifting characters and plot.
