Sentence examples for In her characterization from inspiring English sources

Dorothy A. Hutcheson, current head of the Nightingale-Bamford School, was gentler in her characterization.

But while she may not have been consistent in her choice of targets, Schlafly was unwavering in her characterization of them.

Whatever her policy on lying, Dworkin clearly isn't averse to strategic exaggeration -- nowhere less so than in her characterization of her political opponents.

Even better, Selina Meyer herself has started to jell, owing in part to Louis-Dreyfus's winning performance but also to distinct shifts in her characterization.

There's nothing for us to discover in her characterization, because she's been given no real instruction by the director, or the script, except to embody their immense self-satisfaction.

Ms. Linney, who has become a full-fledged star in the last year or two, is less successful in her characterization, although it is interesting to watch her playing unlikable, the kind of woman who tells an afternoon lover, "Just don't be here when I get back, O.K?" Rachel does get some of the best lines.

A command of languages and dialects played a large part in her characterizations as well.

The lawsuit also asserts that Mr. Strauss-Kahn made an obscene request to Ms. Diallo in commanding her to perform oral sex, and describes in explicit detail her characterization of the subsequent act and her reaction to it.

Dominique Labelle used her flexible, burnished soprano thoughtfully in her dignified characterization of Angelica, and her florid ornamentation was often dazzling.

In the end, this is precisely what Epstein illustrates in her moving characterization of Pan Yuliang, who even as an abused young girl notes the way a "slap mark glows red at first but fades slowly to peach-pink," and as an adult, torn between her love for her husband and her desire to be unconstrained as an artist, chooses the nourishment of her work: "She cocks her head... and starts anew.

The seventy-year-old Taylor wrote this one-woman show out of obsessive admiration for Richards, who died in 2006, and her characterization has the glow of an actress portraying a kindred spirit.