Sentences with phrase «than the character description»

We find ourselves rooting for the part of her that knows she is better than the character description given to her at birth.

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More a beautiful character study than a plot - driven novel, Shine On is worth reading simply for hours spent with Colwin's exquisite descriptions of the physical and emotional world.

Make sure the title is not too long, not more than 30 to 40 characters including spaces and for the description not more than 150 characters otherwise your listing will be cut off by the search engine.

On here looking for genuine female friends - leading to a beach and paddling at dawn - im larger than life character - def a book you should not judge by the cover - lots of interesting stories inside - i like going to watch friends rock band — writing - meeting and talking - im self employed - last job was a steeplejack - but fell through a floor - oops i guess best place to start is to talk to me - best description is a giantgentlebear - im looking for someone to talk too any where in the world or outer

New Avengers: Infinity War character descriptions suggest there may be more to Thanos» motivations than intergalactic conquest.

CBS didn't provide much description of his character, Kip Withers, other than to say he'll buddy up to Margo Martindale's Carol Miller — ultimately annoying Carol's son Nathan, played by Will Arnett.

His screenplay credit may refer to little more than an outline of character and scene descriptions, because in just about every scene, actors look like they're coming up with dialogue on the spot.

Your students will have fun creating a project based on the main characters of their books by planning a birthday party for them, rather than writing typically boring character descriptions.

You get the benefit of longer product description directly on BN (400 characters is NOT enough for a good book blurb in my mind), multiple keywords (which so far has been a crock, they haven't gotten it fixed), and the ability to get stuff deal with (usually) much easier than having to go through a third party.

Short description: This is a very brief description of no more than 350 characters.

The maximum length of this meta description is greater than it once was — now around 300 characters — suggesting it wants to give readers more insight into what each result will give them.

It is Quent's pictures rather than my own written descriptions that have brought to life such characters as the BFG, Miss Trunchbull, Mr. Twit and The Grand High Witch.

One of her many talents is animating characters with no more than a few keen swipes of description; thus, in under 150 pages, we can know a half - dozen characters intimately.

Rather than relying on dialogue to progress the story, she offers such vivid descriptions that we feel we are right there with the characters, experiencing the world as they did.

Yee: In my meetings, I may ask for plot summary, characters and description but what I need to know is the theme, tone, mood, point of the book, what makes this different than other similar books, the meaning of the title, etc..

It formats it in an HTML view so you get a good idea of what will be missing from your Amazon book description in case you try to submit more than 4000 characters.

According to the spoiler - rific ESRB description, the open world detective story's «shootouts... highlighted by realistic gunfire, cries of pain, and blood spurts that stain injured characters and the surrounding environment,» would have been more than enough to garner the M rating, to say nothing of the crowbar beatings, morphine injections, and pedobear hookups.

While the «Extend» in the title refers to its additional character and lengthened story, it's also an accurate description of the way play sessions can last much longer than expected — joyfully so.

I wish I could tell you more about the story than that, but unlike a traditional Assassin's Creed game in which you live the story through gameplay, the narrative in Identity is doled out in text - based mission descriptions, leaving the gameplay with little more than tasks like «identify the Crow» or «assassinate this character» to forward the plot.

It's a genuinely good experience, with a plot that makes sense, characters who have actual personalities, and a narrative delivered through more than just text inserts and mission descriptions.

This is a constructive strategy because I statements focus on how you feel, without blaming your partner, and behavior descriptions focus on a specific behavior your partner is engaging in rather than a character flaw.

I have a question though, I am not able to enter a description of more than 10 characters (which is really short), others however seem to be able to use more letters.