fully formed character造句

• Witnesses pass in quick succession without ever registering as fully formed characters.
• Martin, the play's most fully formed character, didn't sell out.
• He excels at creating fully formed characters, then revealing aspects of that character in different situations.
• Hundreds of interesting, fully formed characters.
• The frustrating fact remains, though, that these talented singers and actors don't have fully formed characters to play.
• And the four supporting roles, while presenting few vocal challenges, offer fully formed characters to newcomers hoping to make an impact.
• Sinead may drink, smoke and cuss like one of the boys, but the film's one fully formed character is her husband, Tom.
• Though none of the actors are given much screen time, a remarkable number of them create fully formed characters in only a few scenes.
• The idea was not to come up with a fully formed character right from the start but to have somebody who is a little mysterious.
• Partly autobiographical, Grisham's story of a boy growing up on an Arkansas cotton farm in 1952 is populated with fully formed characters and laced with wonderful description.
• Mix morphing and makeup, and out pops Eddie Murphy as a 400-pound lonely guy named Sherman who elevates Murphy's roles from clown to warm, fully formed character.
• And since both works were more intent on peddling their cynicism than creating fully formed characters, there wasn't a lot to occupy a New York theatergoer's attention once the point had registered.
• Levinson's savvy and verve leave enough room for the able, engaging actors playing the young quartet _ Joe Perrino, Brad Renfro, Jonathan Tucker and Geoff Wigdor _ to register as fully formed characters with distinct personalities.
• One of the finer elements of " Kaaterskill Falls " is its attention to children as fully formed characters _ a quality so obvious that you don't realize its absence in most novels this densely populated until you applaud it here.
• Although it's essentially the story of one man's midlife crisis, the film, which was written by Fernando Castets and director Juan Jose Campanella, offers fully formed characters up and down the age scale from childhood to dotage, all of whom face the challenges of changing circumstances and feelings.
• He felt that Roya Hammad was more of a plot device than a fully formed character, and questioned the plausibility of some of the plot developments, but said that " the rest of the episode is aces in how it deals with the fallout of last season s finale ".
• Contrary to what a lot of filmmakers think, kooky behavior isn't inherently funny _ even if your message is that kookiness is OK because, shucks, we're a family . ( Nor does the overused comic ploy of the sing-along always work, but that's an altogether different gripe about this movie . ) Great comedy can come from fully formed characters, but those are in short supply here.