Sentence examples for characterization as not from inspiring English sources

He went on to say it's "easy to draw a conclusion" that Wynne was talking about police because the BLM movement has focused heavily on racism in law enforcement, but he refuted that characterization as "not true and it's not acceptable to suggest it".

And many protested my characterization of Scandinavia as "not overtly friendly" and its people as a bit standoffish.

While its message was diluted by partisan discord — the panel's minority Conservatives refused to endorse the characterization of Mr. Murdoch as not fit, while its Labour members and a lone Liberal Democrat voted to include the language — it nonetheless provided a searing indictment of News Corporation that added to the raft of legal and corporate troubles the company faces here.

With his fundamental objective of achieving certainty for his beliefs, Descartes has thus been principally responsible for the incomplete characterization of rationalism as not just etymologically but essentially connected to the claims of reason.

(Ingels and the professor both told me that this characterization wasn't as bad as it sounds).

This result defies a simple characterization as being consistent, or not, with the heterogametic dichotomy hypothesis.

Vasoinhibins, as defined by their characterization as a family, are not a single species, instead their molecular mass ranges between 11 and 18 kDa.

Nonetheless, lack of qualification of CTC capture and characterization as a biomarker is not synonymous with lack of future clinical usefulness.

It should be noted that in several of these studies, students' preconceptions have been characterized as Lamarckian, but this characterization does not adequately describe their (predominantly teleological) intuitive explanations (for an overview see Kampourakis and Zogza 2007).

For the constructive empiricist, this characterization is "not meant as a definition, but only as a rough guide to the avoidance of fallacies" (van Fraassen 1980, 16).

In such personal characterizations, white individuals usually see themselves as "not racist," as "good people," even while they think and act in antiblack ways.