Sentence examples similar to Please characterize from inspiring English sources
The radiant durability she displayed while playing a man in "Scarlett" continued to inform her best work thereafter -- that role gave her an effrontery that eventually supplanted the nervous desire to please that characterized the parts preceding "The Philadelphia Story".
President — Mr. President, please don't characterize the strength that I bring to this meeting as the leader of the House Democrats, who just won a big victory.
Please note that, D ADC characterizes the theoretical maximal possible power difference in dB between two input signals that can be processed simultaneously by the ADC and, therefore, is not equal to the DR D of receive powers which we already introduced.
A former dancer, he wages war on the stock attitudes that opera singers recycle generation after generation — for example, the tenorial arm gesture that he characterizes as "Please examine our fine display of jewelry" or "Would you like a pie?" In Curran's scheme, Elena's wayward behavior was the affect of a Romantic-era "flower child" who has been freed from social mores.
Numerous references to preferring and being pleased with, as characterizing volition, remain in E2-5, even as Locke inserts new language in an attempt to distance himself from the desiderative conception of the will.
The analyses presented in this paper join the current lines of research on action formation and the interplay between epistemic and deontic status and stance, suggesting that Proszę (mi) powiedzieć "Please tell (me)" may be characterized by an incongruent epistemic-deontic configuration that encodes both deontic authority and epistemic subordination.
"Please, please, please... .. "Down".
