Sentence examples for sundry characters from inspiring English sources

If a novelist could say it in a maxim they wouldn't need 120,000 words, several years and sundry characters, plots and subplots and so on.

PC Plods with complexions like desiccated farm slurry apprehend sundry local "characters" against a backdrop of porridge-grey Glasgow drizzle.

Which is where "the Blonde" and "Esther" and sundry minor characters make their review bit-part appearances, along with witty essays on the future of the world, kiwi fruit and the northern powerhouse.

Silver felt that it was not always apparent who the sundry, undifferentiated characters were.

He played Space Ghost, too, and sundry other cartoon characters; it seems only natural, and not at all insegrevious.

Other characters include sundry mistresses and a weaselly killer-for-hire named Möbius.

Bergson traces the implications of this view in the sundry elements of comedy: situations, language, characters.

In one – Universe A – we find tightly knit groups of newspaper editors and expensive lawyers trying to persuade a judge that details of the sexual relations between sundry celebrities and a cast of characters once memorably characterised by a Glasgow lawyer as "hoors, pimps and comic singers" should (or should not) be published in the public prints.

Todd Schorr, who grew up in New Jersey and was deeply inspired by fantasy film characters like King Kong and sundry Disney characters.

Either way, the simple glass-fronted venue is popular, and its roster of excellent free gigs has an international character involving jazz, reggae, blues, folk and sundry combinations thereof.

Each marshals light, air and the picture plane -- along with sundry props, if appropriate -- into serving as correlatives of character.