Sentence examples for properly characterizes from inspiring English sources

The intentions of the authors of the Eighth Amendment might have been that government bodies observe an abstract, partly moral standard forbidding governments from acting in a manner properly characterizes as cruel and unusual.

Understanding and properly characterizing the function of a biological network includes characterization of how the network responds to different types of perturbations; environmental and/or genetic.

Next, can we properly characterize the various incentives?

First, did the California Supreme Court properly characterize Nike's challenged statements as commercial speech, for which liability could attach without the need to show deliberate or reckless falsehood?

On Tuesday, a spokesperson for Sessions followed up with the Guardian to say that the Weekly Standard "did not properly characterize" Sessions' position.

State officials have been called to decide if the fountain may be more properly characterized as a water park-like pool.

Buffy Paradigm: "What expertise there is consists largely of bad or uncertain advice and old, flawed and confusing technical data.... Arcane knowledge is always inadequate and fails to predict, detect and properly characterize the threat".

"The delivery of such a message -- over the school's public address system, by a speaker representing the student body, under the supervision of school faculty and pursuant to a school policy that explicitly and implicitly encourages public prayer is not properly characterized as 'private' speech," the opinion said.

"For Mexico's Soccer Fans, the End of the World" (Mexico City Journal, June 18) properly characterized Mexico's defeat to the American soccer team as "what may be the biggest blow to national pride since the Americans conquered half of this country in the War of 1847".

For the best French drama of the "classical" period in the 17th century is properly characterized, not so much by rules which are no more than a structural convention as by emotional concentration on a moral dilemma and on a supreme moment of truth, when leading characters recognize the depth of their involvement in this dilemma.

Instead of trying to properly characterize his position, here's his email to us.