"I strongly feel that the characterization by two of you that that paragraph is 'gratuitous' is unfair," he wrote.
But Douglas J. Feith, the under secretary of defense for policy, said tonight that the "characterization was not accurate".
"Elliott was a dream as an actor and a producer," said Mr. Arkin, who added that the characterization of Mr. Gould as an emblem of uptightness was misleading.
It may seem petty to claim that the characterization of a dog is two-dimensional, but, well, it is.
My first book, "Sophie Horowitz Story," published in 1984, included what I believe to be the first Asian lesbian character in an American novel, not that the characterization succeeded beyond mere existence.
But his Joker is a creature of such ghastly life, and the performance is so visceral, creepy and insistently present that the characterization pulls you in almost at once.
Mr. Ledger's Joker, she added, is "a creature of such ghastly life, and the performance is so visceral, creepy and insistently present that the characterization pulls you in almost at once".
"But we do not agree that the characterization carries with it a legal rule that would hold every corporate supervisor personally liable without fault for the unlawful act of every corporate employee whom he or she has the right to supervise," Justice Breyer added.
Hampton argues that the characterization of individuals in the state of nature leads to a dilemma.
It was only in 1984 that the characterization was validated by Lyzzaik [2].
We have proved that the characterization of expressivity is a key for gestures understanding.
