Sentence examples for best characterizes from inspiring English sources

If the Monarchs represent the run-and-gun style common in the West, then the Liberty best characterizes the Eastern Conference.

And it's this sense of the familiar revivified — of knowing what's coming yet being emotionally outflanked by it anyway — that best characterizes "The Year We Left Home," an extraordinarily warmhearted novel whose impressive humanity and lightness of touch refresh some narrative elements so abundantly precedented that most fiction writers would have been afraid to go near them.

But with so many important cases decided by such close margins (the two leading cases of the past term, on the rights of the Guantánamo detainees and the Second Amendment right to own a gun, were decided by votes of 5 to 4), perhaps fragility, rather than stability, best characterizes the court today, and that is a reminder of the stakes involved in any Supreme Court vacancy.

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"The members can be best characterized as self-starters," Mr. Balser said.

The trainer-jockey relationship is best characterized by the adage "friendly but not familiar".

Rather, they are best characterized as ethnic or sectarian gangs, regularly changing names and loyalties.