Sentence examples for attempting to characterize from inspiring English sources

Before attempting to characterize Archaic Greece, one must admit candidly that the evidence is unsatisfactory.

Attempting to characterize this spirit, and not doing too badly, Rene Ricard once remarked, "Ingrid put cheapness into Artforum".

Wilson, solicitor of South Carolina's ninth judicial district and lead prosecutor on the case, responded by accusing Slager's defense team of bamboozling the jury with a large volume of testimony and attempting to characterize Scott as "a thug".

In recent decisions, the Supreme Court has resisted acknowledging the country's religious diversity, instead attempting to characterize the United States as "monotheistic," as though that captures the actual variety of beliefs.

Hence, rather than attempting to characterize anaphora generally and abstractly, I shall begin with some examples.

Specifically, through NIR polarimetry we are attempting to characterize the magnetic field structure below the spatial resolution of the telescope.

Online trolls have attempted to characterize Hogg as a deep-state "crisis actor".

It attempts to characterize the crisis too much as "them against us".

"Attempts to characterize it otherwise are either misinformed or a deliberate distortion," the company said.

In this section, we attempt to characterize such latency.

Several studies have attempted to characterize the QoS showed by cloud deployment environments through benchmarking.