Sentence examples for her characterization of from inspiring English sources

She called her characterization of Iran deliberate.

Still, on Friday, her characterization of her relationship with Williams had a sterile ring.

Her characterization of younger women as "obsessed with motherhood" especially stings.

And her characterization of his painterly intelligence, which squares sensual abandon with exacting discipline, can't be topped: "voluptuous and astringent".

But while she may not have been consistent in her choice of targets, Schlafly was unwavering in her characterization of them.

Whatever her policy on lying, Dworkin clearly isn't averse to strategic exaggeration -- nowhere less so than in her characterization of her political opponents.

Assurance that her characterizations of Odette and Odile had been wholly convincing brings little consolation.

Her characterizations of the figures to be reported on that date as "final," "official" "reapportionment counts" are misleading.

Her characterizations of her parents are blurred by filial reverence, but she gives the reader a good hard look at her Hungarian grandparents.

Many went online to address the colonialist undertones in Rowling's language and how her characterizations of Native Americans further contribute to their marginalization.  .

Intention and reception, however, are two very different things, as many Native American fans found her characterizations of indigenous people to not only be inaccurate, but deeply hurtful.