Sentence examples for spectrum of character from inspiring English sources

He must jump into a cauldron of boiling water!" What this tale releases in Mr. Ratmansky is a wide spectrum of character dancing and a love of childlike innocence.

Therefore, for the considered sequence, the spectrum of heterogeneity structure is analyzed with the spectrum of character preservation level (pl-spectrum).

The test-period from the spectrum of heterogeneity structure, indicated by the first maximal value in the spectrum of character preservation level, is considered to be an estimate of periodicity pattern size for region periodicity (see Figure 1).

"If you want a broad spectrum of characters, some of them are not going to be speaking Standard English," she says.

A distinguished cast works hard to breathe life into a spectrum of characters presented in the screenplay as wooden movie-of-the-week mouthpieces for varying points of view on the issue of assisted suicide.

You would think that my decision to be an actress was inspired by the chance to dream up the endless spectrum of characters I could play and all the colorful costumes they would require.

POPULARITY The battles for love connect with audiences, Mr. Fee said, and the play features such a wide spectrum of characters that every attendee is in some way represented on stage.

His audience is reminded less of Jane Austen than of William Hogarth profitably holding a mirror up to his buyers' destructive weaknesses.Although Sir Alan professes to create his spectrum of characters from fragments of himself, he seems warm and thoroughly well-balanced, if shy.

"The spectrum of characters in skateboarding is what makes it so fun," Walker Ryan said.

Of twenty-five Crawford films released during the 1930s, she portrayed a salesclerk in only two (Our Blushing Brides and The Women); the record shows that she played a far wider spectrum of characters than is commonly asserted.

The crowd drew up a wide spectrum of characters -- the young and old; black, white and middle eastern people; the homeless and business professionals -- and reflected the range of issues taken up by the movement, such as the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, corporatism and worker rights.