Sentences with phrase «literary characters»

7th Circuit will consider when literary characters are free from copyright.»

While Nathan enjoys the detective work involved in uncovering details about literary characters, he prefers his chosen field of the law over any aspirations to become a sleuth himself.

Alcoholic and drug - addicted lawyers make for great film and literary characters, but the reality of addiction's prevalence in the legal field is far harder to swallow.

In a series of eight illustrations, the company imagines how famous literary characters might put today's apps and digital platforms to work.

She has been joined by a few other famous literary characters from The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.

This comic series imagines what it would be like if famous literary characters had access to modern technology.

Amnesia: Memories is the first entry in one of the most popular otome game franchises in Japan, while Code: Realize ~ Guardian of Rebirth ~ features a kickass heroine, steampunk setting, and suitors based on literary characters.

This contains four master thief skins based on well known literary characters comprising of Miss Alice, Ebeneezer Scrooge, Sherlock Holmes and Tiny Tim.

There are a number of ways to pick the perfect name for a dog, picking favorite literary characters, picking more predictable dog names and naming the dog after certain characteristics.

The internet was flooded with tributes, including Bustle's list of 6 literary characters Rickman played onscreen, and a tribute here on The Bookwyrm's Hoard.)

After all, Holmes is one of the most popular, and most frequently cited, literary characters of all... Read more...

Journalist, novelist and artist Brian Joseph Davis has started a new tumblr with a terrific hook: he's using forensic software program Faces ID to compile composite images of literary characters based on their descriptions.

«To Kill a Mockingbird,» published in 1960, introduced Finch, Scout, Boo Radley and other beloved literary characters.

Quick, name all the literary characters you've fallen in love with... Lizzy Bennet, Ponyboy Curtis, Atticus Finch, Harriet the Spy, Aragorn, Jo March... t

In honor of March being Women's History Month, The Big Read — blog of the National Endowment for the Arts — has compiled a list of the 15 most fearless female literary characters.

• Speaking of houses, the folks at Book Riot have imagined some of our favorite literary characters — Elizabeth and Darcy, James Bond, and Ron and Hermione — appearing on HGTV's «House Hunters» (one of our guilty pleasures).

Literary Reference Center *: information about authors, works of literature, and literary characters.

The Hollywood Reporter said that «The drama hails from Detroit 1 -8-7 duo Jason Richman and David Zabel and is described as an adventure - themed reinvention that revolves around the two famed literary characters who re-meet as young men in their 20s and form an investigative firm in a bustling and Steam Punk New Orleans.»

• Check out this HuffPost list of 21 female literary characters — from Elizabeth Bennet to Daenerys Targaryen — and what it says about you if you have a crush on one — or more!

In a refreshing (and amusing) twist, The Toast offers up six literary characters who, let's face it, would probably be terrible dinner party guests.

His heroine, Margo («Mashie») is a twenty - first century incarnation of one of my favorite literary characters of all time, Marjorie Morningstar.»

Literature circles and class discussions can be held on literary characters and people throughout history, who demonstrate one of more of the six traits.

Short written essays or small - group discussion exercises that focus on heroic literary characters are an excellent way, particularly for younger students, to reflect on resilience and the role it plays in life success.

How did 4 - year - old children with limited access to books and other learning materials come to adopt these analytical opinions about two literary characters?

For teens determined to see their literary characters brought to the big screen, this adaptation contains only a trio or so of profanities.

We've seen a few iconic literary characters get live - action and computer generated hybrid films, like Stuart Little and Paddington.

While I don't begin to understand the many references to Chinese mythologies and legends, and most of the classic Chinese literary characters are new to me, the movie has a spellbinding effect that draws us in and leaves us fascinated.

Having already comprehensively nailed the art of portraying literary characters on the small and big screens, British actor Martin Freeman has set...

Hammer's success with the horror genre saw it develop sequels to its existing titles and seek out further literary characters to adapt into new full colour features.

There's a current boom of family - friendly film fare inspired by beloved British literary characters, which makes this moment ripe for the animated «Sherlock Gnomes,» the sequel to 2011's «Gnomeo and Juliet.»

The beloved British literary characters are, of course, Sherlock Holmes and Watson, as well as Romeo and Juliet.

Reframing familiar literary characters is not a new idea; think The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Once Upon a Time, even Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.

Unfortunately, like many other origin stories that've been crafted for famous literary characters in the past (one recent movie example being Pan), Victor Frankenstein falls short at offering fresh insight on its namesake and / or showing the Frankenstein mythology's themes and ideas in a creative, new light.

uy Ritchie hasn't exactly done a great job convincing his critics that he can make something other than the hyper - stylized crime capers he's known for, so it's a bit surprising that a major studio would entrust to him one of the most popular literary characters of all time.

Many people are familiar with classic literary characters like Dr. Frankenstein and Dorian Gray.

His shrewd and sardonic character is a toned down version of many an irritating leading character from a Heinlein novel — one should be glad that his character is toned down as Heinlein's literary characters can be pretty much know - it - all pains in the butt sometimes...

Besides that, conversation between Rowling's literary characters is often contrived, lacking the effect of spontaneity.

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Their home at 27 rue de Fleurus was famous for being a hub of budding artistic and literary characters, and of all the couples on this list, the story of Stein and Toklas is perhaps the least convoluted / adulterous / blood - soaked: they pretty much just hung out together and loved each other.

Famed Eleanors like Eleanor Roosevelt, Jane Austen's literary characters, and several English queens have brought the name great fame throughout history.

It's been used for several popular television characters like Charlie Brown's Lucy to literary characters in novels by authors like Charlotte Bronte.

Milo has become increasing in popularity, thanks to celebrities like Milo Ventimiglia and literary characters in classic books like Catch 22.

Vanna is not only the name of Wheel of Fortune personality, Vanna White, it also belongs to literary characters, saints, and royalty.

The Very Hungry Caterpillar made a cameo in the «Book People Unite» commercial towards the end in the crowd of literary characters.

These two were named by Adelaide, Annabel and Harper (having rejected my continuation of the eighteenth century British female literary characters naming theme as «boring, mom, boring»).

Shadowplay highlights the wealth of contemporary allusion surrounding Portia's espousal to Bassanio, designed to remind the Queen of her allegorical flirtation with England» and before Jacobs ridicules the idea of a lost level of meaning in which Bassanio represents Elizabeth's subjects, a reviewer who professes to respect the «various forms and genres and techniques of literary writing» will be aware that poems and plays in the mid-sixteenth century regularly celebrated England's courtship of the monarch, and that literary characters representing England were commonplace, though disguised in order to subvert the ban on discussing contemporary politics and religion.

Unless you can prove otherwise God is merely a character in a book and, as far as I know, it isn't a crime to speak your mind about a literary character, is it?

For the use of opening formulas and connecting particles by the Gospel writers in the Greek New Testament, there is no consistent renderings in any of the English as well as in most of the Indian versions.60 Therefore, the Indian versions, which are translated from English, lag behind to reflect the artistic mind of the author as well as the literary character of the narratives in the original source.

It is clear that only an outline can be offered, and its detailed justification would exceed the limits of what is possible here.4 The problem of the content of that account, the problem, that is, of what is actually asserted and what is mode or manner of making the assertion, can in principle only be solved if the literary character, genre or form of the biblical account has been clearly determined in accordance with sound principle.

What follows, if this concept of historical aetiology is applied to the account in Genesis as being its literary character?