dropping character造句

• The original Japanese kana adopted spelling reform, making the spelling of words purely phonetic ( with only 3 sets of exceptions ) and dropping characters that represented sounds no longer used in the language.
• In some other episodes, the plot suddenly changed into extended sequences that involved crew dismantling or changing the sets, characters wandering off the set into other parts of the studio, production crew stepping into the scene as a " deus ex machina " ( e . g . a propmaster suddenly walking into the scene and taking the villain's gun away ), or guest actors dropping character and referring to each other by their real names.
• Reed's fans eagerly anticipated his " business " in the many encores that followed some of his songs, in which " his antics would become ever more outrageous . . . . Reed's Sir Joseph Porter would jump overboard only to re-enter clutching a rubber life-ring, while . . . his Ko-Ko would be found furiously  and anachronistically  pedalling across the stage in a toy car . " On the other hand, he was sometimes criticised for these instances of dropping character and adding anachronisms.