Sentence examples for with rounded characters from inspiring English sources

Above all, they warm to good stories with rounded characters.

It may be in such moments that Monogram movies are most like themselves: not so much attempts to tell shapely stories with rounded characters and fully developed themes, but collections of bits, character turns and genre set pieces.

Its producer, Sydney Pollack, said in an interview that it attempted a greater realism, with more rounded characters, than either the 1958 film, directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz, or the book itself.

If "The Taste of Others," which the New York Film Festival is showing tonight and tomorrow evening at Alice Tully Hall, doesn't address large social or philosophical questions, it captures the social pulse of its adult urban milieu to the fraction of a second and leaves you with the sense of being on intimate terms with its fully rounded characters.

If "The Taste of Others" doesn't address large social or philosophical questions, it captures the social pulse of its adult urban milieu to the fraction of a second and leaves you with the sense of being on intimate terms with its fully rounded characters.

In contrast, the British Film Institute's Screenonline website praises the serial for its realistic and un-clichéd depiction of life in the North East England, stating that: "Unlike many depictions of the North-East, it has fully rounded characters with authentic regional accents.

We lurch and tilt from one train of thought to another, and the director is under the impression that if you stitch together enough gestures, either coolly subdued or egregiously violent, you will wind up with a rounded character.

Dunant's history transforms the blackhearted Borgias into fully rounded characters, brimming with life and lust.

These games do really fascinating things with story and create brilliantly rounded characters.

Just as Mantel humanized and, to an extent, rehabilitated the brilliant, villainous Thomas Cromwell and the court of Henry VIII, Dunant transforms the blackhearted Borgias and the conniving courtiers and cardinals of Renaissance Europe into fully rounded characters, brimming with life and lust.

American Pie (by the Weitz brothers) and There's Something About Mary (from the Farrellys) overhauled the teen romp for the emergent "kidult" demographic, balancing scatological comedy with rounded, sympathetic characters and pointed the way ahead.