Sentence examples for striking characters from inspiring English sources

Du Maurier's most striking characters, like the perverse musician in "The Doll," are monster puppeteers.

One of the movie's more striking characters is an elderly lama known for oracular predictions and his refusal to bathe.

One of the many striking characters is Naseema, a leather-jacket-wearing, chain-smoking, forty-five-year-old murderess who has no regrets about doing away with her husband, who she says molested neighborhood children.

In "Stage Directions" he wrote, "For me the theater has always been an escape, a make-believe world, full of color and excitement, fun, emotion, poetry and movement, a world of striking characters and extraordinary personalities".

One of the play's most striking characters is El Pachuco (first portrayed by Edward James Olmos and performed at the Goodman by Marco Rodriguez, who was in the original 1978 ensemble), a zoot-suited narrator who both propels and comments upon the action.

Here's the group of white kids trying to roll black, who are being followed by a documentary filmmaker Sam Brooke Shieldss, in dreadlocks) and her husband, Terry Robert Downey Jr..), who, in a film filled with striking characters serves as Mr. Toback's muse.

Their strategic location has given the history of The Bahamas a unique and often striking character.

Memories flooded back of this striking character, flamboyantly dressed, always wearing a scarf.

She was a tough and striking character, and I got on perfectly all right with her, but I became aware that Ted Heath was thinking of sacking her.

Dove has succeeded in setting them to music that allows their plainness and understatement to register to maximum effect while maintaining a striking character of its own.

Her opponent, Ryan Zinke, was only elected in 2014, but as a former navy Seal he is a striking character who has been fundraising vigorously, stumping for Trump, even suggesting himself as a possible vice-presidential candidate.