Sentence examples for characterisation more than from inspiring English sources

Although it can occasionally be confusing when Henry pops up in different places at different times, the characterisation more than makes up for momentary bewilderment.

Richard Suart's Ko-Ko again showed why his characterisation, more disciplined than I remember it, is a Coliseum institution.

The complexity of Terfel's characterisation was more than matched by Christopher Purves's funny if unpleasant Beckmesser and Brindley Sherratt's Pogner.

As much as one bucks against the frequent characterisation of women as little more than overgrown wannabe Disney princesses, ladies do tend to associate long locks with femininity.

The simulation results indicate that the advanced material characterisation is more efficient than the ordinary one.

I was about to protest the characterisation – but I had been arrested, more than once.

Bleak and violent atmosphere and vivid characterisation were the hallmarks of his more than 200 distinctive works over the course of four decades.

Bleak and violent atmosphere and vivid characterisation were the hallmarks of his more than 200 distinctive works over the course of four decades.

Admittedly, there are moments when the book's astonishing cleverness slightly gets in the way, becoming the thing you admire more than the deft characterisation.

We have carried out a comprehensive characterisation of common variants in VEGF which more than doubles the number of CVM cases studied thus far.

He would take great risks in interpreting familiar classical roles, freeing them from a tradition which in some cases had become little more than a routine, and his characterisations always made psychological sense.