Sentence examples for time for characters from inspiring English sources

Even Clancy's attention to technical details suggests a man who was pragmatic to the core, with less time for characters (his standard issue: uber-competent white male heroes) or plot (US v them, literally) than for cool hardware and immediate success.

The acting is fair, with decent performances from the likes of a sparky Anton Yelchin (as a young Kyle Reese) and human resistance fighter Blair Williams (Moon Bloodgood), though Bale himself overdoes the gruff-voiced angst somewhat, and there is very little time for character development amidst all the gunfire and detonations.

Now is not a time for panic, now is a time for character.

There's less time for character development and exploration and it's more "Avengers Assemble"–type of thing now, with everyone converging on this one place, and shit is about to go down.

Thea's heartfelt advice about how and why Ollie should keep the boy a secret from Felicity marks a nice character moment for "Speedy," who has been understandably too bogged down by her Lazarus Pit-related struggles to have time for character development this year. .

In "The Scarlet Pimpernel," for instance, it's execution time for two characters in revolutionary France.

But there are a new set of people in charge and it takes time for those characters to embed.

That's enough time for the characters of every rom-com in a 20-mile radius to reunite blissfully on the dance floor.

In others, as in Maile Meloy's "The Proxy Marriage" or Roberto Bolaño's "Clara," it takes time for the characters to understand their own emotions.

There is no time for the characters — and the actors — to do nothing, to speak casually and to be merely present.

There's no time for the characters to do anything but scream and shout and run for their lives, which gets pretty tedious; but when all else fails, you can admire production designer Sean Hargreaves' zanily ornate gothic-glass mansion.