Sentence examples for In characterisation from inspiring English sources

Some weaknesses in characterisation and heavy-handed references to Dante's Inferno did not lessen the powerful theme and imagery.

That isn't necessarily as bad as it sounds, because in spite of various sillinesses in characterisation and plotting, the situation remained compelling.

I would be quite happy to abolish the very idea of "roundness" in characterisation, because it tyrannises us - readers, novelists, critics - with an impossible ideal.

And, despite some lapses in characterisation which will irritate longstanding fans (Constantine would not deal with an intruder in his house by telephoning the police) Rankin does seem to have a basic feel for his adopted hero.

Picaresque in form, grotesque in characterisation and antic in disposition, The Signature of All Things whisks us through more than a century and from Kew to Hawaii, where Henry sees Captain Cook being clubbed to death.

There are matches both in plot points and in characterisation.' Taylor said that his legal team were about to send out a letter detailing all the alleged copyright infringements and that they were prepared to trace the link between the two creative processes in court.

In this section, the un-notched in-plane characterisation of 3D woven composites is reviewed in detail.

As African-American and black scholars point out time and again, originating in characterisations of plantation slaves, the "blackface" caricatures worked to firmly entrench white America's sense of ownership over black bodies.

Vishnevskaya praised his ability to create "an in-depth characterisation.

Table 5 shows the in-house characterisation of CP814E using a range of different techniques.

Table 4 shows the in-house characterisation of USY-A using a variety of techniques.