Sentence examples for harshly characterized from inspiring English sources
Florence's greatest poet, Dante, harshly characterized his city's people as tightfisted, envious, and haughty.
Li et al. (2005) used the pattern of QTL in the different crosses to infer the appropriate partition, which we have (perhaps overly harshly) characterized as the naive approach.
Beckmann, one of the great German artists of the 20th century, had a well-established reputation for his harshly expressive canvases, characterized by rigidly defined blocks of color and a carved quality that evoked the Northern Gothic style.
A panel of experts issued a long-awaited report today on corruption in the Los Angeles Police Department, harshly criticizing what it characterized as the force's dictatorial and detached management and recommending a shift in power from the top officers to the civilian police commission.
She was harshly criticized by Republicans for misleading the public when the White House subsequently characterized the attack as a premeditated terrorist act, not a protest gone awry.
Critics who admire his middle work might characterize it as supple and muscular in its rhythms and sometimes harshly modernist, while others find these poems barren and weak in imaginative power.
She was harshly criticized.
