Sentence examples for characterization of them from inspiring English sources

Liberals object to the president's characterization of them as "isolationists".

But while she may not have been consistent in her choice of targets, Schlafly was unwavering in her characterization of them.

Due to complex stratigraphic architecture of deltas and small scale of delta-fed turbidites, the prediction and characterization of them pose a challenge to successful exploration for hydrocarbons.

Moreover, the contempt that Bentley expresses for women who have not taken her path -- her characterization of them as pitiable bourgeois types, mired in laundry and consumer goods, who have forsaken sexual joy for mortgages -- is suspiciously vehement.

"The reason they wouldn't name names or submit to the government's characterization of them had to do with who they were, and who they wanted to be for my father and uncle".

In his introduction to the report, Martin McAleese, the committee chairman, said the women had for too long felt the social stigma of the "wholly inaccurate characterization" of them as "fallen women," something "not borne out by the facts".

The ObamaTruth Web site combines factual details about the Obamas' personal finances and political activities, with strident characterizations of them.

Mr. Bush kept telling voters to listen to his own words and not Mr. Gore's characterizations of them, as if nothing Mr. Gore said could be trusted.

Or reporters and analysts may see the "real" numbers, or reasonably explicit characterizations of them, on background, on the condition that they not report them.

Moreover, Banach spaces having a countable cover by sets of small local diameter coincide with the descriptive Banach spaces studied by Hansell, so we present here some new characterizations of them.

The simplest curves that have rational rotation-minimizing frames (RRMF curves) comprise a subset of the quintic Pythagorean-hodograph (PH) curves, and two quite different characterizations of them are currently known: (a) through constraints on the PH curve coefficients; and (b) through a certain polynomial divisibility condition.