Sentence examples for wide array of characters from inspiring English sources

But she shared her compassion among a wide array of characters, those who settled and those who continued to search.

Anglo-Saxon Attitudes (1956) and The Old Men at the Zoo (1961) offer acute pictures of a wide array of characters, chiefly learned or propertied, in British life.

CAIRO STATION The Egyptian director Youssef Chahine stars in his teeming, sharp-eyed populist drama, from 1958, which blends a sympathetic view of a wide array of characters, warmhearted glimpses of their private dramas, and audacious social criticism.

The novel may not have the fireworks of magical realism, but its sure construction of narrative and vivid portrayal of a wide array of characters build an extraordinary tale, one which reminds the reader that any novel can be a fascinating mixture of magic and realism.

Will win: The Weeknd – Beauty Behind The Madness Should win: Miguel Wildheart Jazmine Sullivanan's Reality Show finds the Philadelphia-born belter – who racked up her ninth, 10th and 11th career Grammy nominations this year – inhabiting a wide array of characters, all of whom are richly drawn and given extra life by Sullivan's powerful voice.

But that very profusion of visual details, plus the speed with which the movie's intricate story is told, the flashes forward and back, and the quick introduction of a wide array of characters and subplots, make a first viewing merely a rough draft of an experience and invite savoring, in private, in slow motion and in freeze-frame.

The narrator may be aware of the main character's feelings and thoughts only or the narrator may be aware of the feelings and thoughts of a wider array of characters.

Though the book's increasingly shaggy-dog structure seems meant to mirror the chaotic changes taking place in Russia, the later sections devolve into narrative incoherence, with a wide array of hastily drawn minor characters -- including a bomb maker and assorted terrorists and entrepreneurs -- displacing Aglaya and Shubkin's hold on the reader's imagination.

Remember that there are a wide array of faces for your character.

That gives Mr. Hely a pretext to lard "How I Became a Famous Writer" with a wide array of supposedly viable titles, main characters, ad lines ("Blood is the new pink") and crazy premises.

Episode 2 tries hard to follow up on a wide array of storylines and deepen various characters, but there's so much happening in so many locations that a fair amount of it doesn't quite land.