Sentence examples for characterization that from inspiring English sources

It is that latter characterization that is worrisome to many within the National Football League.

On Wednesday Medora also confounded Julie Kent, who started out with an imaginative characterization that eventually grew cloying.

This column will accept any characterization that is offered, its command of Spanish being close to nada.

But Jomama is a vividly immersive characterization that deserves a stronger narrative arc.

Mr. Lieberman, he said, was "an opponent of affirmative action," a characterization that does not square with how Mr. Lieberman describes his own views on the subject.

The fight was labeled a gang attack by the police, a characterization that formed the red-hot core of the subsequent coverage.

One of these sources agrees with the characterization that surfaced in December reports that Sanders no longer wanted to play basketball.

It is a characterization that has Norton bristling.

It was a seemingly effortless characterization that was specific to character without being specific to sexual orientation.

He repeated the Nazi analogy in an interview Monday morning on Fox News and referred to the project's organizers as "radical Islamists," a characterization that is demonstrably false.

The models differed primarily in the semantic characterization that governed the selection of features (voxels).