Sentence examples for which she characterizes from inspiring English sources

That realization led her to study the Buddhist principle of mindfulness, or awareness, which she characterizes as "a heightened state of involvement and wakefulness".

Ms. Meister might have included a few examples of these, along with a few examples of his nudes from the late 1970s, which she characterizes as disturbing and implicitly violent.

Fricker (2007) argues that to correct for testimonial injustice, hearers need to cultivate the virtue of epistemic justice, which she characterizes as a disposition, rooted in one's testimonial sensibility or second-nature perception of others' credibility, to neutralize the effects of prejudicial stereotypes that would otherwise influence one's credibility judgments.

As a teen, she gained popularity by baring her sensitivity, which she characterizes as feminine.

Ann Pimentel is none too pleased with the Vancouver Maritime Museum's erotic new exhibit, which she characterizes as "whale bone porn," the National Post reported.

Part of that investigation involved administrators confronting Buchanan with any "ugly" things students had written about her in their end-of-semester course evaluations, many of which she characterizes as "silly".

change, strategic shifts and many new cycles," she conceded last month, all of which she characterized as "distractions".

In each, she plays a fiercely protective mother, a role in her by now familiar wheelhouse, which she characterized as "forthright, strong, blah blah blah".

Cheryl Little, a lawyer who has represented Haitian immigrants for more than 20 years, expressed disappointment at the response, which she characterized as "status quo".

They also defended statements by the American ambassador to the United Nations, Susan E. Rice, in which she characterized the attack as a spontaneous episode related to protests in Cairo.

O'Connor called for fiction that dramatized "the central religious experience," which she characterized as a person's encounter with "a supreme being recognized through faith".