characterization AmE * , auch: characterisation BrE

The negative characterization of military life can be a real turn off for most people looking from the outside.

"People get caught up in the characterization of a period."

It's hard to do full, rich characterization in an idea story.

This characterization may also have played a part in the fear of the number 13.

As for the writing, on a scale of 1 to 100, characterization would be around 5, and action 95.

We can also proceed quickly to a characterization of these.

One can never predict what his characterization will be like.

Nor was much needed in the characterizations of the group.

But there is also a fresh sense of characterization, even competition.

"Everyone is working more than full time by any reasonable characterization of hours in a day."

There was also not a lot to admire in her characterization.

But what made this performance so special was its characterizations.

But it appeared today that this characterization might not stand up.

The writing is spectacular, and the characterization, the development of the people.

This characterization especially applies to their work up to 1910.

Perhaps the finest point of this work is its characterization.

To imagine that he has takes nothing away from the characterization; in fact, it seems right.

"It is sometimes hard to keep one's characterization in such a play," I said.

He also objected to the Democrats' characterization of the program.

Such characterizations aside, the two men could not be more different.

That characterization did not sit well with the offensive line.

The characterization is most often meant as a form of praise.

If the former President could see this movie, these characterizations would be what he might really like.

Sometimes, in fact, it is a great compliment to characterization.

According to this characterization there cannot be a society without social representations.