Sentence examples for its characterizations from inspiring English sources

— the play is not as notable for the depth of its characterizations, and it has relatively few celebrated passages.

Its characterizations may be overwrought — it is a thriller, after all — and the audience might prefer to have sympathy for a character without being practically told to feel it.

But in the move-by-move phraseology of its dances, the subtle complexity of its characterizations and the astonishingly judicious musicality with which it matches its score (John Lanchbery's superb arrangement of three pieces for piano and orchestra by Chopin), it remains an extraordinary and compelling achievement.

He skillfully integrated a half hour of new footage into his theatrical-release cut, enhancing its characterizations, scope, and themes.

"Apple's Long-Awaited Shift on Music" (editorial, Jan . 9 seems a bit outdated in its characterizations of the music industry.

Even if "Testimony" is the fraud its most fervent critics believe, its characterizations still remain generally unchallenged.

ITS characterization represents a useful molecular tool for the discrimination of bacterial isolates up to the subspecies level [ 42– 42].

(edit: a previous link here was replaced because of a consensus that it its characterization of Wire, a completely different private-messaging app, was unfair/inaccurate).

Its characterization is important because it could be representative of a potential new class of tumor-inducing-transmissible agents.

Uber is also appealing the UK tribunal ruling — despite the latter dubbing its characterization of the relationship between it and its drivers as "a pure fiction".

The exhibition is mute about this; neither does it explore its own premises too deeply, leaving its characterization of the avant-garde somewhat wispy.