Sentence examples for some of the characterizations from inspiring English sources

Some of the characterizations are in fact closely related to each other.

Still, some of the characterizations he drew from the singers in "Rheingold" are vivid.

When "Movin' Out," Twyla Tharp's eagerly anticipated dance show set to Billy Joel's music, opened its tryout in Chicago in July, these were some of the characterizations of it from the local critics.

She had each of the actors write his own, largely imagined biography for his character — both back stories and how they endured the long jail time and trials — which helped influence some of the characterizations.

Partisans of Jefferson, Hamilton and others may take issue with some of the characterizations, but Mr. Safire is nothing if not evenhanded, and some of his most sympathetic writing is inspired by Maria Reynolds and James Callender, who are usually vilified.

Some of the characterizations seem a bit too on the nose: the retired policeman (Burghart Klaussner) still obsessed with the earlier crime; the calm, disciplined killer (Ulrich Thomsen) and his weak-willed sidekick; the detective (Sebastian Blomberg) half-crazed with grief over the recent death of his wife.

This chapter will discuss some of the characterization modalities and highlight some of the more thoroughly used and characterized pores currently used in nanopore sensing.

These changes range from slight tweaks of dialogue to some of the characterization and movement work onstage, Mr. Sher said in an interview on Wednesday.

The test parameters that were expected to affect the triboelectric charging characteristics are defined and discussed, as well as some of the characterization results such as the effects of acceleration/deceleration and maximum velocity, relative humidity and moisture on the glass and the rollers, and the conductivity of the rollers.

These laboratories can collect and characterize a set of reference samples from acutely ill patients in their region, and if necessary some of the characterization assays may be carried by another laboratory; they can then design a reliable 2-dimensional classifier based only on the IgG levels quantified by a clinical assay kit and the number of days of symptoms reported by the patient.

National Geographic said Thursday that the film mostly sticks to the facts about the raid, though "some aspects of the characterizations have been dramatized for creative reasons".