Sentence examples for virgin characters from inspiring English sources
The phrase "virgin characters" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to characters that are untouched, unaltered, or inexperienced in a particular situation or narrative. Example: "In the story, the virgin characters embark on a journey of self-discovery, facing challenges that will change them forever."
On last year's most charming début drama, the CW's "Jane the Virgin," characters make trips to Target, carry Target bags, and prominently display the logo.
The story is hard to pin down, but here goes: The virgin characters, who were singing in that rehearsal, are dropped unformed into a world with Karen O as a kindly mother figure.
"A virgin state should preserve the virgin character, and not go about suitoring for alliances," Franklin noted shortly after his arrival in France.
It's interesting that John is, in a way, like a distant, more realistic cousin of Carrell's "40-Year-Old Virgin" character.
Even in films I love, the women are portrayed as sexual objects – and the virgin character is the one who survives.
You don't often see a sex scene where the nervous virgin male character explains where his leg ends, or the girl laughs at herself for tangling her shirt with her oxygen tube.
The CW got surprisingly hot with "The Flash" and "Jane the Virgin," while transgender characters became almost as common as the newly resurrected miniseries.
In "Virgin," the main character was a Catholic nun who was also an amateur detective.
Kee's pregnancy is revealed to Theo in a barn, alluding to the manger of the Nativity scene, when Theo asks Kee who the father of the baby is she jokingly states she is a virgin, and when other characters discover Kee and her baby, they respond with "Jesus Christ" or the sign of the cross.
She also periodically became controlled by other characters like the Virgin of Guadalupe, the Virgin of San Juan de los Lagos, her predecessor Mother Salomé, and even a doll named Yoli, who spoke to children in a high-pitched voice.
Fuck that shit!'" The "virgin surgeon", a predatory character in Kids who tries to avoid Aids by preying solely on virgins, was based on a boy Clark met.
