Sentence examples for characterizations in the from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, there are eloquent characterizations in the solos and duets.
The feeling for nature and vivid characterizations in the epistlar make it unique in Swedish poetry.
"Baltimore is plagued by negative press and harmful characterizations in the media, resulting in an inferiority complex," it said.
(Despite the characterizations in the film, it wasn't really a formal team of investigators; it was more like friends talking shop about an industry absurdity).
The characterizations in "The Beast" show very little imagination; as for the plots, haven't we seen enough shows in which agents reveal their sterling natures by freeing Eastern European sex slaves?
These characterizations in the complex architecture of the grapevine provide an excellent model system for molecular analysis of bud outgrowth and shoot architecture development.
Mr. Obama pushed back against that characterization in the phone call and, in the process, issued one of the sharpest critiques that he has directed toward the Bush administration.
I wanted to make sure that Emmett's initial characterization in the story is clearly a product of the writers' room and not my own imagination.
Still, despite Wolfe's best efforts, Foreman's empathetic stage direction, and Adina Porter's sensitive characterization in the title role, "Venus" received mixed reviews.
