Sentence examples for swift character from inspiring English sources

A popular Irish actor with a long succession of credits that include the mature Brendan Behan in the 1970 production of "Borstal Boy" and films like "Ryan's Daughter" and "Far and Away," he is a master of swift character change, from thick-headed pub dwellers, cheeky caddies and canny farmers to demanding Americans, haughty Britons and angry Scots.

And you get a 1965 Japanese anime spin-off of the Swift character called Gulliver's Travels Beyond The Moon.

"Desolation," a view of several despondent homeless figures in a barren industrial area, is among the most successful examples and is also a good demonstration of the way the artist modernized delicate, crisp lines by giving them a swift, sketchlike character.

Hughes writes wonderfully about the sensual delight of his early portraits and gives swift, sure character sketches of his subjects, like the impressive Duchess of Osuna, unafraid to campaign on issues from women's prisons to children's education and vaccination.

Because a tortoise is easily associated with things that are slow-moving and the hare with things that are swift, the characters already have what will be their key traits in the story built-in.

From the swift montage of characters and New York streets in the opening credits to the thumping music between scenes, the series applies the techniques of dramas like "N.Y.P.D. Blue" and "Homicide" to gruesome reality.

The video featured Swift portraying two characters, a nerd (the protagonist and narrator) and a popular girl (the antagonist and girlfriend), while American actor Lucas Till portrayed the male lead.

We would happily accept anger as an aberration of character in Swift, so why does it have to be a perennial flaw of Minaj?

The New York Times noted that the character allowed Swift to be "a little bit naughty, and credibly so".

She humanizes her characters with swift accuracy (Laura once "couldn't say 'Blow Pop' because she thought it sounded dirty").

It's still the winning formula of intelligent political drama, swift pacing and nuanced characters, and open enough for new viewers to join straight in.