Sentence examples for transform a character from inspiring English sources

When he first came in, Donald Hicken, a former teacher, recalls, "he was a truly gifted actor, with a wonderful mimetic instinct and an ability to transform a character. . . .

Reading the less successful stories, you sometimes wish that Brkic had searched harder for the one telling detail that can transform a character from a composite into a fully realized individual, the one startlingly unpredictable but (when we consider it for a moment) perfect twist of plot that can turn a fictionalized account of a situation into something more mysterious, closer to art.

Souls can alternatively be spent to permanently transform a character's weapon.

Yes, acting is their No. 1 profession, but the process of transforming a character on the page into a living, breathing person on the screen isn't just about memorizing lines.

Despite an initial backlash, Cumberbatch has promised that his turn in the lead will bring a "huge new element" to Marvel's comic book universe and transform a lesser-known character into a "god".

But the best review comes from Radcliffe's director, who believes his star has what it takes to completely transform into a character actor - if that's what he wants.

Using her golden megaphone of a voice to express both wounded desire and contemptuous pride, Ms. LuPone transformed a cartoon character with a hokey French accent into a real woman of vulnerable flesh and hot blood.

The software, called Phenex, was developed in the context of the Phenoscape project (http://phenoscape.org) in support of using the EQ formalism to transform a large body of morphologic character descriptions from the legacy systematics literature into computable phenotype annotations [8], [15], [16].

More than any other writer alive, he has found himself transformed into a character – ogre, joker, beast and, just occasionally, hero – in other people's scripts and stories.

Not adapted into being a play, not having the prose stripped out, not having the whole reduced to the dramatic situations and dialogue (invented or transposed), but the entire novel almost transformed into a character itself on stage.

Acting, by definition, is about transforming into a character; it's not about who you actually are.