characterization

In other words, we have to accept that it will be complicated and resist characterization by labels that echo the past, like “containment” or “Cold War” — terms inherited from a conflict with an adversary that disappeared.

Hitchcock has a few preliminary ideas for camera moves, and I make a few proposals about characterization and dialogue.

When asked if this characterization had any validity, Raimondo seemed taken aback—I am what?

Needless to say, Howie disagrees with that characterization.

My characterization of radio host Alex Jones (a frequent promoter of the Pauls) sparked outrage among his devotees.

Each campaign is convinced that its characterization of its opponent is accurate and will resonate with the electorate.

The book contains a mass of good material, with original characterization, and is written in a style piquant and clever.

This truth to life controls, according to Aristotle, both the characterization and the action.

The fine touches of characterization of which the book is full, give it a great charm to cultivated minds.

Every characterization seemed the most perfect fit possible until he applied the next.

His other large novel, 'Jossele Ssolowee,' is also a characterization of the life of an artist, this time a singer.