Sentence examples for challenged the characterization from inspiring English sources

General Odierno challenged the characterization in some news reports that Sunday's election was significantly marred by violence, particularly in Baghdad.

When a reporter describes Mr. Sims as angry in a public debate, he will challenge the characterization.

In this paper, I challenge the characterization of Maclean as a physician inspired to anticontagionism by his radical politics and opposition to quarantine.

These findings both challenge the prevailing characterization of such demand coming from international tourists [ 29], and highlights the need to investigate a very poorly understood aspect of sexual culture of potential significance to HIV and STI control in Kenya.

Vatican officials last week indignantly challenged the Chinese government's characterization of the missionaries as "a one-sided reading of history".

It challenged the "banality of evil" characterization, arguing that Eichmann had long been a confirmed anti-Semite.

The next criticism of eliminative materialism challenges the various characterizations of folk psychology provided by its advocates in particular the view set forth by advocates of the theory-theory.

Randazza introduced his brief with: "The Applicant respectfully challenges this characterization of the word 'fucking' and its allegedly 'offensive and vulgar' root: 'fuck'".

The findings of this study will challenge the notion that characterization of landscapes is purely a visual exercise and that soundscape quality needs to be considered as an integral part of this assessment process.

This paper challenges this characterization of the central ethical problem in research design.

The prosecutor challenged that characterization, arguing that the state had presented a case of substance against a clergyman who betrayed his wife by offering a financially troubled friend $30,000 to murder her in November 1994.