Sentence examples for In characterizations, from inspiring English sources

K.W.K. helped in characterizations, supported for publishing expenses and suggested proposed band bending mechanism.

He saw it in characterizations of the President, and in the G.O.P.'s dismissal of minorities and the poor.

Economics – Consider the role played by class in characterizations of "today's sophisticated dads" and create an economic profile of lower-class, middle-class, and upper-class dads.

Beyond this basic plot, Lady Gregory played an important part in the writing of both plays, especially in characterizations and dialogue of the first play.

And in characterizations that pulled no punches: He called Trump's announcement a "ridiculous letter," and then referred to a "crazy paragraph" in which the president thanked Comey for assuring him, on three separate occasions, that he was not under investigation.

Indeed, several people who were interviewed expressed a tender fondness for their soon-to-be former prime minister that was often lost in characterizations of him that compared him to "cold pizza" and an "oji-san," or old bumbling man.

Petford-Long, A. K. & De Graef, M. in Characterization of Materials (ed. Kaufmann) 1787 1801Wiley (2002).

But beyond choreography the connections between productions are more grounded in characterization than in actual movement.

Vividly worded, exuberant in characterization, the novel is a wild ride: Russell has style in spades.

Complex, melodramatic, stronger in action than in characterization, they appeal to imaginative, "literary" children.

"Vividly worded, exuberant in characterization, the novel is a wild ride," our reviewer, Emma Donoghue, wrote.