Sentence examples for of the characterisation from inspiring English sources
An analysis of the characterisation method was also done on the basis of the characterisation results.
The very faintness of the characterisation is a spur to actors, to show what they can do.
Occasionally, some of the characterisation strays into caricature but, especially with minor characters like Bucknall's mother, Hammick shows a talent for writing real people.
Although the myriad references to 9/11 place the stories in the 21st century, much of the characterisation and dialogue self-consciously echoes F Scott Fitzgerald.
Why? First, the quality of the writing; second, the complexity of the plot; third, the extraordinary insight and honesty of the characterisation.
"He thought of bringing a lawsuit" against Bloom, Roth Pierpont notes, though over what aspect of the characterisation she does not say.
Most relevant is the quantification of enhancement for the characterisation of solitary pulmonary nodules (SPN).
The potential utility of ADC measurement for the characterisation of tumours differs per organ.
Some of the characterisations are sickening, like some Germanische stage-idiocy gone mad.
The other key to Grandage's production is its glorious emotional spontaneity and the depth of the characterisations.
"Some of the characterisations of her I have read – about her 'paranoia' – are just not the person I got to know," said Wynne.
