Sentence examples for negative characterizations from inspiring English sources

What positive and/or negative characterizations do they present?

She does not abide negative characterizations of her son.

The artists behind the sculpture told Animal New York and Mashable earlier on Monday that they wanted to work to counter such negative characterizations.

Such revelation may be what Hage intends, but his negative characterizations are broad clichés, much too easy and too flattering to the narrator and the reader.

Irene Sterling, president of the Paterson Education Fund, a nonprofit group that supports the local school community, said parents were angry about the teacher's comments because anyone, including her own students, could have read the negative characterizations.

Though the ban was lifted in 1993, negative characterizations continued to dominate his press coverage, and he was even featured in flamboyant caricature on the hit television show Seinfeld.

Your negative characterization of the public schools in Newark is unfair and makes the road to improvement even more difficult.

In 1969, Dr. Robert N. Butler coined the term "ageism" to refer to the stereotypic and negative characterization of old age.

Your article was unfair in implying a negative characterization of Dalton, saying that for a viewer who lives across the street from the school, the show "has an additional sense of reality".

What further marks Mr. Nasaw's account is his evenhandedness, his refusal to trade on popular mythologies about Hearst, like the indelibly negative characterization of him in Orson Welles's film "Citizen Kane".

But this negative characterization of course does not tell us what the truth of synthetic judgments positively consists in.