The collection that is in the Hermitage," he said — referring to the paintings from the Museum of New Western Art — "is already long ago connected with all of the other collections of the Hermitage by all kinds of spiritual ties and artistic ties in the eyes of visitors, so any violation of this will only cause damage and will badly characterize our museum community".
"I think he's saddened by what's happened, and I told him I feel badly that he has been characterized just in this one way, and people haven't seen this broader aspect of him," the Democratic candidate said.
Writing in the October 1951 issue of The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, Anthony Boucher and J. Francis McComas wrote favorably of Typewriter in the Sky, and characterized it as "an entertaining adventure-farce badly in need of editing".
Bozeman's historic downtown was badly damaged in a natural-gas explosion last month, and Gregory characterized the mood around town as "kind of depressing".
Indeed, a number of our peer institutions veered badly off course during this era of student unrest, an era characterized not only by antiwar protest and a continuing battle for civil rights, but by broader societal upheaval and dissent.
The old stereotype of cowboys and wildcatters is badly dated; modern Texas, with more than 20 million people, is characterized by urban sprawl and increasingly populated by computer processors, lawyers and office workers.
For one brief shining moment, in 1964, the Republican Party was arguably characterized by a devotion to liberty, but they of course lost badly that year.
Supporters characterized the bond act as the only realistic way to pay for badly needed transportation improvements.
The synonyms for naughty are pretty treacherous: ill-disciplined, wretched, badly behaved, disobedient, mischievous, bad, wicked, impish!! Can a five-year-old really be characterized that way?
In particular, Pai had characterized the FCC's previous approach as an attention-grabbing reactive move to losing badly in the 2014 midterm elections.
