In Mr. Shorter's characteristically melodramatic words: "Mothers viewed the development and happiness of infants younger than 2 with indifference".
He has offered a characteristically optimistic view of New York's rebound, saying there will always be companies willing to pay top dollar for new, modern buildings.
"He said, 'We will not give anything back, as long as I live.' " Merkel takes a characteristically unsentimental view of Russia.
She held characteristically trenchant views on the minority – and at times marginalised – status of female photojournalists, while being acutely aware of the role played by female stars as well as by unrecorded women the world over.
His father might be appalled by the BBC's "disgusting" approach but Boris Johnson has taken a characteristically contrary view of his now infamous weekend grilling by Eddie Mair, saying the tough and repeated questions about the London mayor's character and integrity were completely fair.
Candrakīrti takes issue in particular with the characteristically Yogācāra view that the object of cognition is not extrinsic to cognition, but is an aspect of that cognition itself.
The same epistemic procedure is invoked, as well, to offer a peculiar alternative to the characteristically Buddhist view that awareness is inherently reflexive (that all awareness, that is, involves svasaṃvitti, or "self-awareness").
In April 2005, a few months before Trump and his wife Melania announced that they were expecting a child (their first together, but Trump's fifth), the megalomaniac real estate mogul appeared on "The Howard Stern Show" and shared his characteristically blunt views on child rearing.
Most studies to date have attempted to delineate underlying mechanisms of negative cognitive biases [ 22] based on the notion that depressed individuals have a characteristically negative view of the self, world and future [ 20, 23].
He viewed the issue in characteristically ethical terms.
