Sentence examples for the characterization that from inspiring English sources

One of these sources agrees with the characterization that surfaced in December reports that Sanders no longer wanted to play basketball.

It enables the logician to characterize the notion of logical truth irrespective of the supply of nonlogical constants that happen to be available to be substituted for variables, although this supply had to be used in the characterization that turned on the idea of logical form.

But, the characterization that would ultimately immortalize him was that of a man doing his duty — whether in military uniform, civies or dust-encrusted Western wear — his duty as he saw it, sometimes almost fanatically, and usually against all odds.

Equally good is Butler, who effectively balances Bradley's insecurity and sense of entitlement, though there's a curious tentativeness to the characterization that seems to derive from Drukman's make-nice sentimentality.

About those lattes: the company is fed up with the characterization that it only sells $4 specialty drinks.

But Vermeil also did not run from the characterization that he might have created an atmosphere that was too rigid.

Discussion is then made on the mechanical, luminescent, electrical, thermal, and wetting properties of SiC nanomaterials as well as the characterizations that reveal them.

The central approaches, the outcomes and the characterizations that are presented in this paper are unique.

A spokeswoman for the governor, Abby Ottenhoff, disputed the characterizations that Mr. Blagojevich is a less effective leader or politically damaged.

The boys — and it is essential to the characterizations that they are boys, with juvenile dependency part of the plight — work for an atomic octopus of a company called Hampton DeVille.

The models differed primarily in the semantic characterization that governed the selection of features (voxels).