Sentence examples for easy characterization from inspiring English sources

Moynihan's political stance defied easy characterization.

That the jacket resists easy characterization is part of its appeal.

While he was known on Broadway for high-quality productions, his taste was eccentric enough to avoid easy characterization.

In "Kill Your Darlings," Radcliffe displays more range than he did in the Potter films, with a role that defies easy characterization.

Tall, pale-complexioned and with sharply blue eyes, Ms. Minter has a disarmingly candid manner, a ready laugh and a painting style that defies easy characterization.

With its playful, densely pyrotechnic prose and its blizzard of references to other works, "Kraken" defies easy characterization as much as Mr. Miéville (pronounced me-AY-vill) does.

But Mr. Altuzarra, 28, also defies easy characterizations.

Advancements in transmission electron microscopy (TEM) sample preparation and photo-stimulated luminescence spectroscopy (PSLS) have allowed higher quality and easier characterization of the TGO.

This not only is advantageous because OGT is temperamental and does not withstand stringent washes without loss of activity, but also allows for easier characterization of enzyme variants.

We feel that the basal and stimulated ATPase rates measured at pH 7.5 are more relevant to the cellular context; however when initially characterizing these enzymes' ATPase rates and K m / k cat values, we sought to maximize the enzyme's basal hydrolysis rate for easier characterization.

Christopher Evan Welch's foppish, foolish Roderigo is perhaps too easy a characterization, but it works.