Sentence examples for characterisation it from inspiring English sources

In its characterisation it is unbelievably powerful.

By constantly portraying its Syrian opponents en masse as "terrorists", a characterisation it has actively sought to make true by stirring sectarian rivalry and by targeting poor Sunni Syrians with indiscriminate violence, Mr Assad's regime has lived in hope of galvanising Western fear of Islamist radicalism.But Mr Obama made it clear he did not see Mr Assad as a partner.

It certainly pays off in the quality of the stunts, though in terms of characterisation it falls somewhat short of the latter's Mr Incredible, Elastigirl and Edna Mode.

With unsteady characterisation, it's too easy to let the story's historical momentum ride roughshod over its intimate side.

And the success of the Minions is not particularly the voice, it's not particularly their characterisation, it's the fact that anybody can draw them".

At the same time, in terms of characterisation it looks forward to the "modern" world of Monteverdi's trio of late operas, specifically to L'incoronazione di Poppea.

But its deliberate pacing and simple characterisation make it seem as if it never quite gets going.

Symbolism, structure, pathos, characterisation, imagery: it's got it all.

An excellent characterisation (though it's ironic that it should be the expensive phones that cater to "average users").

Odds 5/2 joint favourite Oxygen by Andrew Miller The most self-consciously literary book on the list, it has been praised for its fine writing and characterisation, though it is unlikely to go down as well as his Ingenious Pain, which won the Impac prize.

James Heneage, founder of Ottakar's bookshop chain, who chaired the judges, said of the winner: "It's an important book, not only because it's a great narrative, with great characterisation, but it's central message of possibility for an intelligent girl who is out of touch in the age in which she lives is a very important one and, I would argue, relevant for today".