Sentence examples for moving characterization from inspiring English sources

De Feo exploits the obvious potential for comedy but achieves a persuasive, even moving characterization.

Constantinos Yiannoudes was a hardy Marcello; Liora Michelle, as Mimi, compensated for a smallish sound with intelligent, moving characterization.

In the end, this is precisely what Epstein illustrates in her moving characterization of Pan Yuliang, who even as an abused young girl notes the way a "slap mark glows red at first but fades slowly to peach-pink," and as an adult, torn between her love for her husband and her desire to be unconstrained as an artist, chooses the nourishment of her work: "She cocks her head... and starts anew.

The most moving characterization in Green on Blue seems to personify the unique and complex character of Afghanistan itself.

Basavan was noted for his exploration of space, for the depth and richness of his glowing colours, and above all for his keen powers of observation and sensitive, often moving, characterizations.

A clear trend is moving towards characterization of bacteria in the host.

Significant progress in molecular dynamics (MD) simulation methodologies applied to lipid bilayer membranes, for example, is making it possible to move beyond characterization of the membranes themselves to explore various thermodynamic and kinetic processes governing membrane binding and transport.

To make the information more accessible, we moved the characterization of the plant lines to a new figure in the beginning of the manuscript and included some additional information on the characterization of the bzip63 line, as well as some plant pictures.

Before moving to their characterization, we focused on comparing the performance of IgC2N with other competing methods and previously reported CNVs.

Several major initiatives are already moving toward deep characterization of the human proteome, including the antibody-based Human Protein Atlas, the mass spectrometry-based Peptide Atlas and Selected Reaction Monitoring (SRM) Atlas, and the Human Proteome Project organized by the Human Proteome Organization [ 1- 4].

Several major initiatives are already moving toward deep characterization of the human proteome, including the antibody-based Human Protein Atlas, the NIH Common Fund Protein Capture Reagents, the mass spectrometry-based Peptide Atlas and Selected Reaction Monitoring (SRM) Atlas, and the Human Proteome Project organized by the Human Proteome Organization.