Sentence examples for the characters represented from inspiring English sources

Especially notable are the Italian comedy figures, the characters represented in typical poses.

A new burlesque played at the Court Theatre on Wednesday night owes an attraction, which is said to have been cordially appreciated by the audience, to the circumstance of its including vivid caricatures of Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Lowe, and Mr. Ayrton among the characters represented.

This is to say 1) that one can distinguish poetic mimêsis from poetic narration by looking for a formal element in the poetry; and 2) that mimêsis may make poetry more deleterious than it would otherwise be, but does not work these bad effects by itself, only when the characters represented are bad to begin with.

This element bothered Harun at first, begging him to wonder whether the characters represented a more authentic representation or a retreat from who the people really are.

If you were in any way similar to the women portrayed on screen, then you were laughing because the characters represented your own very worst traits.

In some cases, as with Edmund Kean (to whom he refers frequently in this book, usually with admiration) and Sarah Siddons (he could "conceive of nothing grander" than her performance as Lady Macbeth), their interpretations of roles in Shakespearean drama left indelible impressions, extending his ideas of the potential of the characters represented.

"And all the characters represent part of myself.

The characters represent a rich tapestry of black womanhood not often explored in film.

The nation's future is in play, and the characters represent the warring factions vying for authority.

The characters represent as much diversity of human experience as any group of six 30-year-olds would.

The short-film director Matt Palmieri, who has been a close friend of Penn's since elementary school, agreed that the characters represent the two sides of Sean.