Sentence examples for preferred characterisation from inspiring English sources
She does not have a scatty mind, even though that is the preferred characterisation.
On Monday, Liam Byrne (Labour) and David Laws (Liberal Democrat) explored the "squeezed middle" themes popularised by Ed Miliband, while Nick Clegg – in a big speech for the foundation on Thursday – may return to his own preferred characterisation of "alarm clock Britain".
Finally, contrast-enhanced MRI with extra-cellular gadolinium chelates is preferred for characterisation of indeterminate hepatic masses with liver biopsy used when tissue diagnosis is needed.
The problem is that the writing prefers wisecracks to characterisation.
I prefer Robin Cook's characterisation that politics is also the art of the impossible.
Large-core needle biopsy is considered the gold standard procedure for diagnosis of palpable and nonpalpable breast lesions, preferred because it allows a characterisation of benign and malignant lesions by histological examination (Parker et al, 1994; Philpotts et al, 2003; Pijnappel et al, 2004).
Camilleri has his detractors, but they tend to be the kind of people who rate plot above characterisation and prefer suspense to what one might call human interest.
