Sentence examples for not characterising from inspiring English sources

"In addition, the presenter made clear that he was not characterising all Muslims as violent extremists".

Peter Capaldi and I are not trying to "be" these men; we're not characterising them, we're not doing accents.

Many of these studies have been limited by not characterising the mechanical properties of the tested prostheses and/or only considered level walking at self-selected speeds.

Finally, the SILAC test set is not characterising nucleolar association exactly in the same way as we seek to do here.

"I would not characterise it as such," Woods said.

And most importantly, these underpinnings must not characterise its future.

The pages that are not characterised by bitterness and bile do not make gripping reading.

But there are people who GPs would not characterise as liars or cheats.

Stage four, the depressive stage, is more often than not, characterised by the dissolution of a band.

Academic economics, in any flavour or school of thought, is not characterised by steady scientific progress just because economists wish it were so.

Tellingly, a wedding is not characterised as an opportunity to be a queen, and to enjoy the perhaps more distinguished, and potent, form of regality that implies.