Sentences with phrase «character flaw some people»

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Heath points out that, when asked about what motivates wrongdoing, most people say it has a lot to do with greed, or with other deep character flaws.

I think I do well - I don't generally come across harshly on the web - but that is because I have other character flaws that hurt people in other ways!

... Many people expected evangelicals would forget about the issues and vote only on the character flaws of the two candidates, if they voted at all.

I'm very fortunate that my parents taught me that intolerance is a character flaw instead of telling me not to trust black people or something stupid like that.

Here's a recipe for spiritual abuse: Person A has a character flaw.

It's really a personal character flaw on the person.

The woman is either chastised for being so bold as to breastfeed in front of other people (like Sofia in Modern Family) or the woman's choice to breastfeed is being used as a severe character flaw (like Lysa Tully in Game of Thrones) or it's just some really funny, hilarious thing because boobs.

With fictional characters you may include a smattering of personality from different people, well - known or not, to create a monster or a flawed hero; a misguided disciple or ruthless advisor.

In its decision last week, the tribunal said: «Dr McBride's character mirrors the classic tragic character — the person of eminence in public life whose good deeds and interest in human welfare command respect and admiration, but who is brought down by a fatal flaw in character.»

They're really the only main characters, and each of them does an excellent job portraying flawed people.

Though it isn't as laugh - out - loud funny as you might expect from a film starring a Seinfeld - alum, Enough Said still emerges as a warm and insightful romantic comedy that sees its characters as flawed but well - meaning people looking for happiness in their interactions with others, but ultimately finding it within themselves.

These characters don't seem like types chosen from a screenwriting manual but like people we might know, with quirks and feelings and flaws and hearts.

It takes characters normally written off or romanticized and treats them as full, flawed people.

It's remarkable how much you can class up a Jerry Springer-esque conflict if you cast its characters as thoughtful, funny, lovably flawed people.

She seems somehow more luminous in person than on the screen, which is partly attributable to her healthy, makeup - free glow and her flaxen hair (conveniently backlit for a dreamy halo effect by the well - placed sconce illuminating our corner table), but mostly due to the manifest differences between her genuinely confident, easygoing self and the flawed, sometimes downtrodden characters she plays.

People keep on saying that Taken's biggest flaw is the one - dimensional characters, but if you dig a little deeper then there is a lot of clever stuff going on in between the lines that deserve praise.

J.R. gained fame for his large - scale photography exhibits / installations featuring people he happened to meet; Varda has earned acclaim for making movies about characters who are humanly flawed and realistic.

This is the first male character that is not completely evil and the viewer is given reasons to feel sorry for this sympathetic and flawed person.

In fact, none of the characters in Mistress America (as with Francis Ha) are ever presented as villains or unlovable, just as deeply flawed people struggling to navigate the world around them and grow into better people.

It isn't simply that her voice comes out clear and her characters feel tailor made for her; there's a sweetness in both films that was absent from Baumbach's previous efforts — a desire not just to present flawed people who were often unlikable but show that these deeply flawed, often unlikable people can also be lovable.

Like «Dawson's Creek», the central characters in Sleeping With Other People seem way too self - aware to be realistic, but it's always nice to see some flawed yet likable people onsPeople seem way too self - aware to be realistic, but it's always nice to see some flawed yet likable people onspeople onscreen.

But it's still dicey, the way McDonagh risks trivializing police brutality by presenting it as a character flaw, especially given how few scenes, lines, or traits he affords the film's people of color.

The characters in this film especially Sutter and Aimee are not perfect people but instead flawed individuals.

The character is so flawed that he is never boring; you can't keep your eyes off of him because he's so much like a real person.

«I like portraying flawed characters that are insecure because I relate to that and I know a lot of people like that.

At my recent screening of Mistress America, five people walked out within the first twenty minutes, apparently put off by hilariously flawed characters who talk to themselves, but at each other, without mercy.

«It can be a fragile, flawed person, but if they have enough dimension, and depth that you understand them even at their weakest, that's a strong character to me.

I abandon books if the main characters are a total pain in the arse, usually because they are also Mary Sues but the problem with Mary Sues is that no other characters are allowed to see them as anything but perfect or with slight flaws that many people find endearing anyway, example: «She was beautiful, but her teeth were a little crooked so she covered her mouth when she laughed.

Andrea Kaufman does a marvelous job creating characters with major personality flaws and turns them into people with heart and substance... I especially enjoyed the intellectual aspects of the book as Gloria writes and comments about her women poets and she collaborates with Henry regarding the poetry / music of Van Morrison.

I try to make that same connection in writing by relating who my characters are with everything that came before the story even started to create characters who are three - dimensional and flawed, like real people.

FitzGerald is not afraid to make his characters flawed, and the result is a town of real people with imperfections that will make readers rage, cry and love each one.

WHY YOU MIGHT LIKE IT: McDevitt's science fiction is not only peopled with realistic and flawed characters, it's also accessible and plausible.

Flawed is a New Adult series about people with super-human weaknesses, and each book focuses on a different main character, though the characters intermingle between the books.

Filled with compelling characters and poetic language, this beautiful and poignant novel highlights the unbreakable bond between parent and child, and a people's passionate dedication to their homeland, despite its many flaws.

The sad fact is, many people view large amounts of debt as a character flaw.

It's also a poor character flaw that some suffer from by criticizing another person's performance without having the integrity of making his own performance public information.

Truth be told she feels like a victim of a writing team trying desperately to appease a certain demographic by having a «strong» female lead characters that completely forgot to make her an actual person in the process with strengths, flaws, desires, hates and motivations of her own.

Other people's personal issues and character flaws are not my responsibility to address let alone waste my time thinking about it.

They are people and they are subject to the same weaknesses and character flaws as the rest of us are.

It's not always the case that a person is wrong because of some sort of character flaw or personal defect.

They understand how to discuss issues and differences of needs and opinions without invalidating the other's point of view, or turning a difference of opinion into a character flaw of the other person.