Sentence examples for characterized as an instance from inspiring English sources

The moment can be characterized as an instance of Brechtian estrangement, which is meant to break the effects of illusion and awaken an attitude of criticism in the audience.

In 1977, Steinem expressed disapproval that the heavily publicized sex reassignment surgery of tennis player Renée Richards had been characterized as "a frightening instance of what feminism could lead to" or as "living proof that feminism isn't necessary".

Kempe reported on what he characterized as an invisible epidemic.

Ms. Booker is often characterized as an abstract sculptor.

Zappa was often characterized as an atheist.

FHA is well characterized as an adhesin.

We are unsure of the origins of these errors in counting, but Jevons characterized it as "an instance of that inevitable bias in mental experiments against which it is impossible to take complete precautions".

He is often characterized as a deconstructivist.

Can this be characterized as a tax?

"I was characterized as a liar," Dr. Buse said.

Can it really be characterized as a renaissance?