third person voicein a sentence
third person voice as in: written in third person
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The author wrote in third person voice to provide the readers with insights into the thoughts and feelings of all the characters in the novel.third person voice = the voice of an observer
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The documentary was filmed in a third person perspective, allowing the audience to observe the subject’s actions and reactions in an unbiased manner.third person perspective = from an observer's perspective
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The epic novel adopted an omniscient third person perspective, allowing the narrator to delve into the thoughts and motivations of every character.third person perspective = perspective of an observer
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During scenes that didn't involve my character, the simulation cut to a passive third-person perspective, and all I had to do was sit back and watch things play out, sort of like watching a cut scene in an old videogame. (source)third-person = seen through the eyes of an observer (rather than a participant)
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Although the tone of the journal, written in the third person in a stilted, self-consciousness voice, often veers toward melodrama, the available evidence indicates that McCandless did not misrepresent the facts; telling the truth was a credo he took seriously. (source)in the third person = using pronouns like he or she rather than pronouns like I or me
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They're in the habit of speaking of me in the third person, as if I'm a child or pet. (source)in the third person = as though not present in the room
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It's never a good sign when someone starts referring to himself in the third person. (source)in the third person = using pronouns like he or she rather than pronouns like I or me
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I actually switched to a third-person view for a few seconds, just to admire how cool my avatar looked wearing it. (source)third-person = seen through the eyes of an observer (rather than a participant)
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One of the kids, named Maiso, said, "Third person singular."† (source)Third person singular = grammatical technique of telling a story using the pronouns "he/she" and "him/her"
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And she herself occasionally talked about "the white man" in the third person, as if she had nothing to do with him, and in fact she didn't, since most of her friends and social circle were black women from church. (source)in the third person = using pronouns like he or her rather than we or me
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Forget that silly third-person talk around me — save it for generals and the Skipper.† (source)
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First person singular, I do not care; second person singular, thou dost not care; third person singular, she does not care,' returned Tom.† (source)third person singular = grammatical technique of telling a story using the pronouns "he/she" and "him/her"
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In his autobiography, in which he always referred to himself in the third person, he described himself as "an innocent with his heart wrapped up in the arts, in the philosophies, in the religions, in the beatitudes of nature's loveliness, in his search for the reality of man, in his profound faith in the beneficence of power." (source)in the third person = from the perspective of an observer rather than that of a participant
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Instead, your point of view automatically shifts to a third-person perspective, treating you to a brief out-of-body replay of your avatar's final fate. (source)third-person = seen through the eyes of an observer (rather than a participant)
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One notable feature that is easy for nonlinguists to grasp is the use of "s" on the third person singular of verbs.† (source)third person singular = grammatical technique of telling a story using the pronouns "he/she" and "him/her"
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"Marilyn Monroe is a soldier," she later tells her therapist, speaking in the third person. (source)in the third person = like an observer rather than a participant
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