Sentence examples for in characterizations from inspiring English sources

He saw it in characterizations of the President, and in the G.O.P.'s dismissal of minorities and the poor.

Economics – Consider the role played by class in characterizations of "today's sophisticated dads" and create an economic profile of lower-class, middle-class, and upper-class dads.

Indeed, several people who were interviewed expressed a tender fondness for their soon-to-be former prime minister that was often lost in characterizations of him that compared him to "cold pizza" and an "oji-san," or old bumbling man.

The generalized differentiation in our study is Mordukhovich's coderivative [4], which plays an important role in characterizations of metric regularity and openness properties of set-valued mappings; see [9] and the references therein.

In this paper, I synthesize literature from design research, material culture studies, design anthropology, and function theory in order to critically compare different attitudes to human-artifact engagements, implicit in characterizations of function and use.

Although Mariátegui continues to loom large in characterizations of a distinctively Latin American form of Marxism, in the contemporary period, other important figures in academic Marxism are Adolfo Sánchez Vázquez (1915 2011), of Spanish origin but working in Mexico, and the Brazilian Caio Prado Junior (1907 1990).

But beyond choreography the connections between productions are more grounded in characterization than in actual movement.

Vividly worded, exuberant in characterization, the novel is a wild ride: Russell has style in spades.

Complex, melodramatic, stronger in action than in characterization, they appeal to imaginative, "literary" children.

"Vividly worded, exuberant in characterization, the novel is a wild ride," our reviewer, Emma Donoghue, wrote.

This "Giselle," although delivered with extreme sophistication and clarity, eschewed serious personal immersion in characterization.