Sentence examples for this interesting character from inspiring English sources

Wineapple describes this interesting character as "tart" and "cantankerous".

Gamespot stated that Esher moved and acted like a real person, and that the voice of David Ogden Stiers brought "this interesting character to life"; the reviewer did feel that the revelation of Esher and Yeesha's motivations was a letdown, as the character's true motivations were revealed "with all the unpleasant abruptness of turning on bright, fluorescent lights in a dark room".

Life, the interesting character,.

Mr. Cranston recalled his gut reaction to the first script: "I thought: Wow, this cool, interesting character is having this midlife crisis from hell.

I think that Jessa is an interesting character, this sort of slutty narcissist who is completely adrift in the world, and she got stuck with a boring hack storyline about having an affair (but not really) with the guy whose kids she cares for.

She felt that Veronica Mars was the best new series on UPN, and that the title character was potentially "this season's most interesting character creation".

Kay McFadden of The Seattle Times felt that Veronica Mars was the best new series on UPN, and that the title character was potentially "this season's most interesting character creation".

The revisiting of Ripper lore, though, is relatively painless, especially since the most interesting character in this series is Edward Buchan Steve Pembertonn), the Ripperologist who tips Chandler to the similarities between the then and the now.

Mr. Cramer is the strongest and most interesting character in this story, an illustration of his generation of ambitious young people who understood the new economy early on and were able to exploit it to enormous personal benefit.

There's a few other I can't remember but he's done this handful of kind of interesting character parts and he's always been really, really good at them.

This mutually exclusive activation confers an interesting character to ceRNAs as potential oncosuppressive, or oncogenic, protagonists in cancer.