Sentence examples for characterize some from inspiring English sources
You can't even characterize some of it.
Perigonal nectaries also characterize some groups of Iridaceae.
True, the mosaics of loops, mazes, convoluted whorls and calligraphic writhings that characterize some paintings don't always make direct allusions.
Writer says the first definition applies (ideally) to all Christians, and the 2nd & 3rd definitions characterize some Christians.
NAME SOME UNDERRATED RESTAURANTS Underrated is a funny word; overlooked might better characterize some of the ones I'd like to draw fresh attention to.
Like poems and dreams and love, it can be maddeningly difficult to characterize — some might say impossible.
The strike opened a window into the disorder and disparity that characterize some of Brazil's police forces.
Similar bright colours characterize some land snails and slugs that secrete noxious chemicals and thus will be sampled only once by a predator.
An example of this expansion is the frequency with which the phrase "performance art" is used by journalists — many of whom may never have seen a single work of performance art — to characterize some form of real-life behavior.
Finally, we characterize some matrix classes related to those spaces.
Lastly, we characterize some matrix classes related to those spaces.
