Sentence examples for characterization a bit from inspiring English sources

To take your characterization a bit further, we may as well decry ear surgeries as indulging the vain conceits of people with hearing aids.

Some of the characterizations seem a bit too on the nose: the retired policeman (Burghart Klaussner) still obsessed with the earlier crime; the calm, disciplined killer (Ulrich Thomsen) and his weak-willed sidekick; the detective (Sebastian Blomberg) half-crazed with grief over the recent death of his wife.

Nevertheless, his characterization could thaw a bit.

I find this characterization by Goldsmith a bit simple.

It didn't matter too much that Mr. Kolb offered only minimal characterization of his Prince (a bit smug in Act II, confused or ardent in Act III).

A tall, rangy Swiss national who has spent his career in places like Iraq and Lebanon for the Red Cross, Mr. Meister has made it his mission to dispel Bad Arolsen's reputation as a secret Nazi archive — a characterization he contends was always a bit exaggerated.

However, given the prominence of this finding, one would need to see a bit more characterization of PPC infusions before being confident of these claims.

Walter Cronkite squirmed a bit at this characterization.

That might be a bit of an overwrought characterization of a golfer who was joking about how he will be "going out dew sweeping" on Saturday.

"Apple's Long-Awaited Shift on Music" (editorial, Jan . 9 seems a bit outdated in its characterizations of the music industry.

The movie's dialogue is a bit stark, and the characterizations of heroes and villains alike somewhat threadbare, but the movie is cleverly plotted, and the final twists are deliciously imaginative and chilling.