Sentence examples for is a characterization from inspiring English sources

Is George W.? ACCURACY: "Dirty politics" is a characterization of the Bush camp's use of telephone marketers who try to push voters to the polls by inflammatory language and the use of smear commercials against John McCain to suggest he opposed spending breast cancer research.

The main result of the paper is a characterization result; in fact, we show that our class of means characterizes a large class of means, the class of homogeneous symmetric monotone means.

"That is a characterization I always expect because of my background".

What can we do to help?"' It is a characterization of Mr. Bush's foreign policy style often heard around the world: bullying, unreceptive, brazen.

For example, Lohr describes Richard M. Stallman, shaman of the open source movement, as "an odd man," but that is a characterization most nonprogrammers would find an enormous understatement.

That an engine of hard work powers a city of relaxation is a characterization that might inspire locals to protest via site-specific art, or to create a new eco-friendly blend of coffee using beans from Ecuador and Madagascar, with proceeds going to finance clever counterprogramming.

That's a characterization not soon to be posted on NFL.com.

That's a characterization only, not an overall judgment; several of the works presented here seem destined for future life.

It was a characterization Bogie based entirely on Dillinger, right down to the gangster's jutting elbows.

It's a characterization of cowardice," he said.

It was a characterization that establishment Republicans lauded at the time as a clear-eyed assessment of what it would take to win back the White House.