Sentence examples for is characterizing from inspiring English sources
verb
To depict someone or something a particular way (often negative)
It is characterizing human beings in every country.
Now, in what Tide is characterizing as Ms. White breaking her own rule in the break-the-rules campaign, she will appear on the social network.
The nasty underbelly of racism that is characterizing the migration debate in an increasing number of EU countries has skewed the EU response to the crisis... and could sadly result in further massive loss of life".
The two leaders' comments came on the third day of a 10-day Asia swing for President Obama — a journey the White House is characterizing as an economic mission.
The nasty underbelly of racism that is characterizing the migration debate in an increasing number of EU countries, has skewed the EU response to the crisis, which as we see in the results of the EU Council deliberations yesterday focuses on deterrence and on preventing movement at all costs, risks making the crisis even worse, and could sadly result in further massive loss of life".
On the conference call, Yahoo is characterizing revenues as "stabilizing".
The first challenge for biologists is characterizing morality in terms amenable to science.
Thus, an important step is characterizing the dimensionality of complex nonlinear responses of structures.
As for the decision to bring in new management, the company is characterizing it as a "mutual decision" of the board and the founders themselves.
While Dish is characterizing the dispute as being about carriage fees, it reportedly never even entered into contract negotiations before dropping AMC channels.
It is characterized by irrational, stereotyped beliefs.
