Sentence examples for thin character from inspiring English sources

Merritt, based on a real person, arrives at the house of Sylvia Green, Troy's daughter and a widow (played by Nedra McClyde, who has little to work with in this thin character), to ask permission to use the brain of her late husband, an N.F.L. veteran who killed himself, for research.

But at the same time, the special relationship that contract establishes retains an extremely thin character.

Destructoid criticised the game's thin character presentation and frequent narrative dead ends, as well as its lack of meaningful interactivity.

Even the greatest of plots with a thin character doesn't involve us, but a great character with a thin plot does.

"This is a magnificent, tragic love story, one that takes a thin character and gives her depth, one that gives us a beautifully realized guest character in Timicin (casting Stiers was a masterstroke, as he always brings subtle nuance to his roles), and one that takes its issues seriously," DeCandido wrote.

Tendon diameter (normal or thin), character (hyperechoic, normal, or hypoechoic), and presence of ossification were reported (Siddiqui et al. 2013).

But the play is simply too long, its score too weighty for such thin characters and a flimsy plot.

We had chairs everywhere, because there are people in the centipede, in "Part II," that are more heavy than the thin characters in Part I.

QUESTION FROM GUEST: I notice you didn't mention District Nine, which has the great effects like Avatar, and yet a profoundly more interesting plot, message, and characters that seemed abyss-deep compared to paper thin characters of Avatar.

Emmerich, who turned down the opportunity to make Spiderman in favor of (phleh!) Stargate, claims he makes pure entertainment films which he describes as 'popcorn.' He relies on screen-filling special effects and his scripts are characterized by illogical plots, wooden dialogue, thin characters, and various other recognizable failings of large-budget genre films.

And Vanessa Redgrave and James Earl Jones in Uhry's paper-thin character study about a widowed Jewish former schoolteacher and her black, functionally illiterate driver?