Sentence examples for racial characterisation from inspiring English sources
For like much of Smith's work since her debut novel White Teeth, NW is complex and nuanced in its racial characterisation.
But this sequel's absurdity, cameo-fuelled mayhem and mild media satire are undermined by poorly judged racial comedy, arbitrary characterisation and a plot so wayward, it could actually do with an anchor.
In other films of the era, offensive racial terms and characterisations are depressingly familiar, but Fairbanks scoured his scripts (notably, those otherwise witty intertitles penned by Anita Loos) for all such terms before production began.
As the sculptor of the statue, I alone conceived the idea of a group of three soldiers of diverse racial and ethnic characterisations, because it was a true reflection of the actual participants.
Although the script was strewn with racial slurs, it was the stereotypical characterisation of Mackie's character that the critics really decried.
They reject the old boys' club characterisation, arguing that it's about comedy, not feminism or a rejection of racial diversity, and the success of female comedians in late-night talkshow roles – Chelsea Handler, Amy Schumer, Joan Rivers – serves the point.
Characterisation overlaps too.
It may help characterisation.
Same goes for characterisation.
Yet that characterisation looks simplistic.
