Sentence examples for right characterization from inspiring English sources

JOSE ANTONIO VARGAS: I'm not sure "naive" is the right characterization.

"To say we failed because we weren't able to get inside of this terrorist organization, I think, is not the right characterization," Mr. Powell said.

This, to a large extent, is a right characterization.

The traditional left-right characterization of the political spectrum seems woefully inadequate in understanding today's political environment.

Nomenclature done right contributes to characterization.

His drunk scene was a feat of airy off-balance dancing, and the slow finishes of his turns fit right into his characterization.

Mr. Beckett, playing the socially backward Johnson as a 1950s anachronism, takes a chance by driving his nerdy characterization right to the edge of Pee-Wee Herman, but he stops just in time.

One look at my signature line and you know I'm going to have to push back on that characterization, right?

Of bel canto there was none, but Ms. Almy's vivid characterization fit right into the stylized madness of the afternoon.

I can imagine that various rich gentlemen who own newspapers may find the characterization only right and proper, and claim that their sensitivity, like Mr. Kane's, has been misunderstood by their intimates, and others may recognize many a Mr. Kane among their competitors.

I think he's 100 percent right on that particular characterization.