Sentences with phrase «person than the caricature»

Not exact matches

I am not convinced that this objectification of humanity into victim and executioner does justice to the complexity of the human individual or to the dynamic of evil... The web that unites victim and tyrant in the same person is more complex than the white hat / black hat caricature that seems banal even in its natural habitat, the «grade B» movie.

The temptation though is to turn each other into caricatures or demonize the place we have shifted FROM or people who think differently than us.

These people also found the caricatures to be more realistic than the anti-caricatures — just like people with normal brains.

People with normal face recognition will say that caricatures are more distinct than «anti-caricatures,» which are closer to an average face.

Sure, he's more a caricature than a fully fleshed out person, but he reacts to his increasingly unbelievable situation with unexpected... believability.

His veiled misogyny and totally unguarded homophobia are unconvincing, and when he resorts to chestnuts like comparing how black and white people walk, he comes off as a Pryor caricature, rather than as a devotee.

As Tommy, he is the strange, unknowable presence at the center of both «The Disaster Artist» and «The Room,» and audiences need to believe this is a real person rather than a caricature.

retains the lightness of both of these ideas; the people Travis meets are far more simply caricatured than the characters of if....

Stories about families are usually like, «There's the crazy mom and there's the weird aunt» and everything is sort of a caricature of the characters rather than real people.

Peopled by flapper - era caricatures partaking in white - collar social orgies fuelled by selfish hedonism, Luhrmann's interpretation of Fitzgerald's oft - debated novel emerges as grotesque melodrama that plays more like a Mexican telenovela than a respectful reinterpretation of 1920's New York high society.

These damsels come across more as ridiculous caricatures than actual flesh and blood characters; nobody could retain any sort of patience around people who talk nonsense the way these girls do.

As Saar has said about her work, «It was really about evolution rather than revolution, about evolving the consciousness in another way and seeing black people as human beings instead of the caricatures or the derogatory images.»