Sentence examples for the characterisation of from inspiring English sources

The characterisation of Powers is masterly.

Perhaps you find the characterisation of Oliver laughably sentimental.

Nor is the characterisation of Lady Macbeth misogynist.

More irksome to him is the characterisation of his books as unbreachable slabs of modern philosophy.

"We don't necessarily accept the characterisation of the government proposals as retrospective," Bandt said.

The more time passes, the more troubling the characterisation of the overly tactile pedagogue, Hector, appears.

It's brisk, enjoyable and nails the characterisation of Peter Capaldi's Time Lord, finishing off with one killer punch.

"The characterisation of my father is just so ridiculous and hurtful on so many levels," Peters-Little told Postcolonial.

The characterisation of the family members was beautifully rendered as were the times in which they lived.

I don't totally recognise the characterisation of inscrutable, but it's possible I kept people at arm's length a bit".

However, the defendants said the characterisation of the mogul in the film was merely opinion, and not actionable.