Sentence examples for a show characterized from inspiring English sources

To the pop star, the middle finger was simply "out of place" at a show characterized by "such a feeling of love and good energy and positivity".

She felt that it was a "teenager... irrelevant thing" for M.I.A. to do during the show, since it was "out of place" at a show characterized by "such a feeling of love and good energy and positivism".

Cain, appearing Wednesday morning on CBS' "Early Show", characterized Palin's comment as "not true".

Mr. McBurney, who directs the play and wrote it with the ensemble, specializes in turning difficult material, like the music of Shostakovich ("The Noise of Time") or the nature of memory ("Mnemonic"), into gripping shows characterized by a fluid, dreamlike and highly theatrical visual ingenuity.

The value of used in Eqn. (13) (log = -75.3) is also a reference value that, it will be shown, characterizes a metastable equilibrium distribution of proteins that is rank-identical to the measured relative abundances of the proteins.

I mean absurdedy: absurd + comedy, a show that is characterized most by the fact that no scene in it lasts longer than 15 seconds and exists only to hammer in the oddest joke it can devise.

The data showed a characterized expression of TCRα for an influenza epitope.

The structures of these networks show a dynamic characterized by a dominant and centered sequence that is present at a high frequency, around which are located other, less frequent mutant sequences.

"Back Home Away from Home," the second small show, is characterized by a deliberate uniformity -- at least in size.

In fact, here we could clearly appreciate the presence of these corpuscles after immunohistochemistry staining (data not shown), but we also observed that TAT showed a structure characterized by unilocular adipocytic cells such as subcutaneous adipose tissue.

It's a rare grand gesture in a show that's best characterized as an accumulation of small ones.