Sentence examples for use the character of from inspiring English sources
I use the character of Belch in I, Malvolio as a metaphor for a theatre audience, specifically an audience of young people – he's uncontrollable, ill-disciplined, unruly.
There is a summing up in this film, since I had already decided that, once it was finished, I would no longer use the character of Antoine Doinel.
Viruses create heat (high temperature), and because ancient medicine didn't know about bacteria, they would use the character of the illness for diagnosis and treatment".
A large chunk of the "outer" chapters use the character of Laozi as spokesman for a closely related meta-ethical position and occasionally echoes the style and attitudes of the Daode Jing though it seldom quotes directly from any extant version.
In "A Strangeness in My Mind" I use the character of Mevlut as a way to navigate into these far, contradictory corners of Istanbul society.
However, when the company asked Nigel Kneale for permission to use the character of Quatermass, he refused, not wanting to lose control of his creation.
The film was part of a series that used the character of Snafu to address topics like sexually transmitted diseases, mental health, censorship and black marketeering.
Dr. Kaplan used the character of Madame Bovary — depicted by Flaubert as an adulterous provincial housewife — to illustrate how women are enslaved by stereotypes.
In several scenes she uses the character of a quirky hired hand as a commentator, and she approaches a few moments silently with choreographic intent, most effectively in the death of the book's two lovers.
It's also pragmatic: the funniest show I saw, Koroush Narimani's adaptation of Jaroslav Hlasek's Good Soldier Svejk, fell foul of the censors because it uses the character of an ex-Jewish Catholic priest to ridicule the mullahs.
Jenji Kohan has spoken in the past about using the character of Chapman, a white, wealthy blonde woman, as her "Trojan horse", a way of telling stories that might not ordinarily be heard.
