Sentence examples for its characterizations of from inspiring English sources

"Apple's Long-Awaited Shift on Music" (editorial, Jan . 9 seems a bit outdated in its characterizations of the music industry.

(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).

Whether you laugh at this joke will depend on whether you think the film says more about men than women (which it does), and whether you find its characterization of the spurned she-devil a sexist cliché (which it is) or an amusing sexist cliché (which it also is, reservedly).

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.

Twitter is correct in its characterization of the size of this developer base, but it's overlooking millions of third-party app users in the process.

Today, the work is a little dated, especially in its characterization of the minority youth.

Mr. Poyiadjis said the company stood by its characterization of the Indian contracts.

Its audacity was apparent in its characterization of chicken soup: "essence of young fowl with matzo balls".

In 1990, Santa Cruz changed its characterization of kayaks from vessels to water sports equipment to allow the kayaks to surf.

The comparative analysis that "Newmont has presented in selling its offer and its characterization of AngloGold are misleading," said AngloGold's executive director, Jonathan Best.