Sentence examples for inappropriately characterized from inspiring English sources

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"I don't know of a clearer example of the shortcomings of this policy than to actually see that list and see how many fine schools, in our judgment, have been inappropriately characterized," he said.

How sad that a talented, world-class competitor is inappropriately characterized as having "a famous nasty streak" (Prada Wins With Rush, and Opens a 3-1 Lead," Jan . 30, when, in fact, Paul Cayard, skipper of America One, was simply sailing smartly, aggressively -- in short to win -- and totally in compliance with the Racing Rules of Sailing, the international rules of the sport.

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"By inappropriately characterizing the results of a legally sealed report through innuendo, the Office of Independent Counsel has further politicized an investigation that has dragged on far too long," Mr. Lockhart said.

White House press secretary Joe Lockhart was critical of Ray's statement: "By inappropriately characterizing the results of a legally sealed report through innuendo, the Office of Independent Counsel has further politicized an investigation that has dragged on far too long".

The book, she said, "has been inappropriately and inaccurately characterized as a soft-porn book, which is the most inflammatory rhetoric anyone can use when talking about the subject matter, given the sensitivity of any religious group toward their sacred figures".

I apologize because unfortunately some thought I, personally, had characterized it inappropriately.

Although cries of "judicial activism" have long been the exclusive domain of the conservatives, the White House, inappropriately, to my mind, characterized one of the decisions as "a plain case of judicial overreaching", and even the New York Times jumped in with the charge that the decision was "a breathtaking example of judicial activism and overreach".

HH is characterized by inappropriately low expression of the iron-regulatory hormone hepcidin [5].

They knew nothing of the lost world except for scattered phrases they heard from their fathers and uncles, who came out of Afghanistan rarely, and then on stretchers... choking out the words 'Son, always kill infidels; never let strangers see our women.' " The word medieval was often used -- inappropriately -- to characterize the Taliban.

Nuf mice were originally identified for having opaque flecks in the nucleus of the lens and have an ADH phenotype characterized by hypocalcemia, hyperphosphatemia, inappropriately reduced plasma PTH concentrations, and ectopic calcification (26).

As an advocate who knew only too well, Mrs. Rozelle often observed that many children are never given a diagnosis of learning disability; get a diagnosis but receive little help from their schools; are characterized as lazy, stupid or troublemakers; or are inappropriately placed in classes with mentally retarded children.

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