Sentence examples for standout character from inspiring English sources

Ms. Chablis was a standout character in the book, in which the author, John Berendt, introduced the world to Savannah and the sometimes eccentric people who live there.

The other standout character is a sentient sunbed named Toaster, a talkative robot capable of deeply touching loyalty and splendidly silly comedy.

The Hummingbird Theory first occurred to me as I was watching the ABC sitcom, "The Middle," whose standout character is the teen-ager Sue Heck, played by the fantastic Eden Sher.

During more inconsistent episodes, I found myself craving the return of "Better Call Saul" 's standout character, the normcore grifter Betsy Kettleman, a suburban mom who stashes her cash in the bathroom of her McMansion.

His standout character before Denton (who will surely win awards for Keeley Hawes) was Dr Claire Maitland, played by Helen Baxendale – a very good doctor but with a sociopathic personality.

He was always a standout character to me, mostly because of how he handled the loss of his human form, but also how he continued to help his friends, proving what he was didn't change who he was.

Maslany's standout characters, however, are Alison and Helena.

But others are standout characters, people whose names are part of the national culture.

Standout characters included the tough Russian cook Red, the meth-mouthed Pennsatucky, and Sophia, a transgender hair stylist.

Maya Rudolph in particular has a wide, outrageous range, with standout characters like the moody, champagne-guzzling diva Donatella Versace.

But it seemed somehow small-minded to cavil at a show that was obviously, in many respects, an outstanding piece of drama with several standout characters.