Sentence examples for own characterization of from inspiring English sources

In this Response, I offer my own characterization of Kennedy's contribution.

" 'Grades too miserable to discuss,' " Dr. Russell Anderson, the interviewer, wrote, quoting Dean's own characterization of his Yale transcript.

Defendant admitted at the preliminary injunction hearing that Exhibit 7 to the Fader Report constitutes the only objective, statistical breakdown of the Greenfield survey, aside from Fader's own characterization of the results.

With reference to the charge of 'skulduggery' the court pointed out that the newspaper had not quoted another source in using that word; rather, it was the publishers' own characterization of the events.

And in 1999, on the hundredth anniversary of Du Bois's classic, Elijah Anderson published a new sociological study of poor black neighborhoods in Philadelphia, "Code of the Street," which took seriously its informants' own characterization of themselves and their neighbors as either "decent" or "street" or, not infrequently, a bit of both.

In determining whether "guidance" or an "interpretation" voted on by the SEC is a legislative rule requiring notice and comment on the one hand, or a policy statement or interpretive rule not requiring notice and comment on the other, a court will look to the actual legal effect of SEC action and the SEC's own characterization of its action.

Because we both believe that higher education should select the best possible students, because we both believe we can identify such students only if we are free to evaluate the individual experiences and qualifications of each applicant, and because we both believe that this requires us to understand applicants' own characterizations of their race or ethnicity.

It is filled with all of these little choices that I made when I made my own characterizations of what people look like.

The objective of this study is to characterize the prevalence and correlates of sero-status disclosure among a sample of HIV-positive individuals in Ontario and to look behind the numbers to their own characterizations of expectations and responsibility to disclose.

Therefore Kuhn later returned to the topic of scientific objectivity, of which he gives his own characterization in terms of the shared cognitive values of a scientific community.

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.