characterisation

How To Use characterisation In A Sentence

• This isn't helped a great deal by the characterisation of Lady Teazle: rather than manipulative coquettishness we get a slightly nervous adolescent.
• Would you be "boggled" if I suggest that the characterisation of blacks here as a mob of rampaging gang-rapists is a product of prejudice and, in its emotional manipulation, serves to reinforce prejudice? Wisdom, Justice And Mercy
• We have introduced some basic components which would be required in a characterisation of the topic framework for any discourse fragment.
• This realism is in part due to the elaborate set and costume design, but also to Campbell's unfaltering characterisation of Morgan.
• Recent linguistic work on characterisation has used the principles and analytical techniques of pragmatics and discourse analysis to considerable effect.
• Few claimants will want to attract the social stigma which attaches to a characterisation of a person as disabled.
• The enormity of biological resources makes a case for raising a whole cadre of highly trained professionals for inventorisation, characterisation and documentation.
• The characterisation of magic as a semiotic skill has, in fact, resulted in a back-reading whereby it becomes symbolic of semiotic skill itself -- a metonym of the power of language, of consciousness, of "spirit". Archive 2008-07-01
• Conventional characterisations of the F.A.T.A. as ‘lawless areas’ misses the point that the Pakistani constitution quarantees their autonomy and self-rule under the tribal jagir system. What’s really happening in NW Pakistan
• Although it has a superficial sheen, the film is mired in structural errors, weak plot contrivances and flimsy characterisation.