Sentence examples for proper characterisation from inspiring English sources

There's not enough writing for proper characterisation, not enough plot development for the mind as well as the senses to bite on.

I probably took it more seriously than I was meant to: "How can I get a proper characterisation into this sketch?" You have a long-standing interest in falconry – how did that start?

Proper characterisation requires the quantification of the fibrillated material at several scales.

A proper characterisation of riverbed structures might be important for estimating river aquifer exchange fluxes.

3. Lowe's view is not that this is the only proper characterisation of abstract objects, but simply that this is one of them.

Legal theorists disagree about the proper characterisation of many aspects of the schematic account of the interpretive process given in subsections 2.2 and 2.3 above.

A proper anthropometric characterisation of T2DM risk is essential for disease prevention and clinical risk assessement.

As broad and brassy Irish comedies go (there have been quite a few of them lately), this one is reasonably palatable, striking a workable balance between knockabout slapstick, backchat, and proper storytelling and characterisation.

Or just re-run The Good Life – a lesson in unforced jokes, strong characterisation, proper-job acting, etc.

Proper patient tracking and characterisation in combination with proper sample management can ensure accurate molecular characterisation and spur translation of clinical tools.

Wells also wrote: Even Tono-Bungay was not much of a concession to Henry James and his conception of an intensified rendering of feeling and characterisation as the proper business of the novelist.