Sentence examples for characterizing who from inspiring English sources

NBC News, which confirmed that one woman settled with the NRA shortly after that night, simply said it was "not disclosing the name of the woman nor characterizing who she is".

We plan, speculate, love, fear, obsess, reason and interpret our lives in an ongoing inner dialogue that characterizes who we are as individuals.

Paul says that our attitudes and actions, especially how we relate to one another, characterize who we are; they identify us as belonging to Christ.

Previous studies have helped to characterize who is likely to use dietary supplements, such as Sen-Sei-Ro and complementary and alternative medicine products more broadly.

Future studies should better characterize who is at risk of developing symptomatic urinary tract infection after catheter removal (whether bacteriuric or not) and then examine antibiotic prophylaxis in those at greatest risk.

But start with a few pairs that really characterize who you are -- a cowgirl, a classy lady, a hip-hop flygirl, etc. Be yourself.

COMMENTATORS were not to be blamed for defaulting to cliché when characterizing Alexander McQueen, who died on Thursday, apparently by suicide.

Although women are increasingly using complementary and alternative (CAM) therapies, a national profile characterizing women who use CAM has yet to be described.

Dixon seemed incapable of characterizing anyone who wasn't based on himself, and as a result Gaston and Sallie have virtually nothing to connect on.

Characterizing subjects who show less willingness to do without the service provides planners with another element of judgment of people's preferences.

Mr. Castro went on to characterize those who dared to stray from official orthodoxy.