Sentence examples for characterisation her from inspiring English sources
In an analysis of Welsh mythology in Torchwood, Lynette Porter observes that Gwen's national consciousness forms part of her characterisation: her knowledge of local myths "highlights her Welsh heritage and common knowledge from her experience and formal education".
No one seemed to notice her sneering characterisation of her good causes: "battered this, battered that".
(Media outlets typically don't name victims of sex crimes, but in a brief interview with VICE immediately after Friday's closing arguments, Encarnacion gave permission to use her name and disputed the prosecution's characterisation of her victimhood).
After conducting her photoshoot, Rajamouli explained the story and Mithra's characterisation to her in 45 minutes.
Mia Gallagher displayed an exceptional flair for voice and characterisation in her 2006 debut novel, HellFire, which depicted a young Dublin woman just released from jail and her quest for answers.
She rejects this characterisation of her attitude to Balakrishnan.
She dismisses as "ridiculous" Obama's characterisation of her remarks as divisive.
This commits the novelist to a difficult trick of characterisation with her husband: bringing Chanu alive from the outside.
What the Cazalets had on their side was the strength of Howard's characterisation and her canny blend of sympathy and curiosity.
"Some of the characterisations of her I have read – about her 'paranoia' – are just not the person I got to know," said Wynne.
Tess Lemmon writing in the New Internationalist magazine called Burger's Daughter "arguably [Gordimer's] best novel", and complimented her on her characterisation, attention to detail, and ability to blend "the personal and the political".
