Sentence examples similar to notable characterization from inspiring English sources

One of his notable characterizations was the prison-camp commandant in Jean Renoir's La Grande Illusion (1937), and he was nominated for an Academy Award for his supporting performance in Billy Wilder's Sunset Boulevard (1950).

Lewes's essay, which echoes Austen's own famous characterization of her art as social miniatures, produced on two inches of ivory would be notable as an early and perceptive analysis of Austen's contribution to literature, with or without the qualification of gender.

The efforts of Reddit and Twitter are particularly notable for their characterization of their new policies as safeguarding user privacy.

The story is a sentimental tall tale told by an ironic first-person narrator and is notable for its characterizations and wealth of local colour.

In this context, it is notable that our initial characterization of DMA1 and DMA2 satellite sequences provides evidence for higher-order arrays in the Aye-Aye genome with monomer sequence relationships that appear to have greater intrachromosomal similarity compared with interchromosomal relationships (figs. 6 and 7).

Notable results include the synthesis and characterization of homoleptic uranium(IV) tetrabenzyl complexes and a simple mono imido) thorium complex and the first bis imido) thorium complex, K[Th NDipp))(NR2 3] and K2[Th(NDipp)2)(NR2)2] (Dipp = 2,6-diisopropylphenyl, R = SiMe3).

A notable example of cone snail venom characterization is the discovery and development of the analgesic therapeutic ziconotide (Prialt, Jazz Pharmaceuticals) (Miljanich 1997, 2004; Olivera 2000).

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

Most notable are Suzann A. Kendall's characterizations of Amanda Wingfield and Big Momma.

Another notable strength of this study is the characterization of WRFt vs WRFp.

This conclusion has notable importance in terms of the biological characterization of early-stage tumours and therapeutic opportunities.