And so to some extent, how, you know, the -- the press characterized in the past that relationship, I think, wasn't accurate.
One of the biggest [inaudible] misconceptions that drives me crazy is when the press characterizes Darrell as "Darrell, a publicity-seeking whatever".
In the discussion section, Marczinski and colleagues (in press) characterize their results as "remarkable" because "Previous research suggests that this amount of caffeine alone would not reliably alter physiological or subjective state" (i.e., typically 46 mg caffeine).
"Anslinger and "the yellow press" characterized cannabis as the "weed of death".
Instead McCain faced a weaker opponent, former state legislator Richard Kimball, a young politician with an offbeat personality who slept on his office floor and whom McCain's allies in the Arizona press characterized as having "terminal weirdness".
Turkish officials maintained that the fighter jet violated Turkish airspace, whereas furious Russian officials brushed off the claim as "unsubstantiated propaganda". "May they excuse us," Erdogan wrote in an official letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin, although Russian press characterized the exchange as a full-fledged apology.
I couldn't believe it!" Nurmi's speed and elusive personality led to nicknames such as the "Phantom Finn", the "King of Runners" and "Peerless Paavo", while his mathematical prowess and use of a stopwatch led the press to characterize him as a running machine.
Although the press release characterizes the report as demanding an "overhaul" of the standards, the body of the report calls for minimal change.
This year, even before the conventioneers rolled up their banners and carted away the empty bottles of Krug from the hospitality suites, the press was characterizing the campaign as a contest for a dozen or so states.
"We have this tendency in the press toward characterizing figures so that we have the policy wonk on the right, the policy wonk on the left.
