Sentence examples for suggested its characters from inspiring English sources

"The Polar Express", which used motion capture and computer graphics to produce an animation whose characters looked almost human, received a critical panning: one reviewer suggested its characters were so frightening the film should be subtitled "The Night of the Living Dead".The difference lay in that one crucial word: almost.

The northern vegetation may superficially suggest its primeval character, but the zone of mixed forest that once stretched across the continent from Great Britain and Ireland to central Russia has been changed extensively by humans.

The small town of Salisbury grew around the Inn with little to suggest its colonial character, but the White Hart endured as a weekend getaway until a sudden closure in 2010, even as it was undergoing a renovation.

The Rho GTPase-binding domain (GBD/FH3) reported from opisthokont and Dictyostelium formins was found in all lineages except plants, suggesting its ancestral character.

His fonts are called Typonine, Marlene, Tempera, Tesla and Nota, and each name is meant to suggest its influence or character.

Consolingly, we may discover that the subject of a novel -- its themes, the issues it raises and addresses, what the book suggests about its characters and their world and how all of that reflects on our world -- can be comprehensibly conveyed with only a bit of nimble sidestepping around the central chain of events.

EEGP inhibited the growth of S. mutans UA 159 between 25 and 50 μg/mL, also demonstrating strong inhibitory activity with bacteriostatic character, suggesting its ability to act on the virulence factors of the microorganisms involved in the etiology of dental caries.

The history of the grid suggests that its character is determined by its uses more than the other way around.

Maybe, he suggested, his characters are exaggerated for effect.

Even the relatively clean-cut "Spring Fever" has enough raunchy touches to suggest (erroneously) that its characters aren't hopelessly square.

The devices he uses to suggest his characters' emotional states are lazy and forced.