Sentence examples for a characterisation from inspiring English sources

So "terrorist" is a characterisation.

That is not a characterisation Ostler relishes.

It is not a characterisation MSF agree with.

It's probably more a characterisation of the office of vice-president.

I'm not reading it as an actor, I'm not doing a characterisation.

"It's always the case whenever you're doing someone real, how much you want to do an impression or a characterisation.

Fox News chairman Roger Ailes referred to NPR managers as "Nazis", a characterisation for which he later apologised.

For Sister Nora and the Boston Daughters of St Paul, this isn't a characterisation that they intend to live out.

In a characterisation that may not entirely please the Nationals, Hanson said "regional Australians feel under represented".

If so inclined, we could cast the cartoonish LNP backbencher George Christensen as the most powerful man in Canberra, a characterisation he'd find both apt and delightful.

Richards is saddled with a reputation as 'a jumped-up Millbank oik' - to quote Greg Dyke - a characterisation that resurfaces occasionally in the pages of the press.