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1 Ms. Dunye’s loose, confident approach to characterizations makes the political issues play in a narratively organic way rather than as a series of contrived polemics.

2 The first season started out unsteadily, with uneven characterizations and a rather torpid pace.

3 All I want from a reviewer is a sense of the pace, rhythm, characterization and place, and how they are delivered.

4 That characterization, echoed by other critics, incorrectly describes the report, according to several academics and Syria-watchers.

5 I can’t say the device is any more plausible here than it was in “The Horizontal Man,” but Millar’s storytelling brio compensates for her creaky characterizations.

6 Ron Paul, who had earlier defended his characterization of Santorum as a "fake" conservative, pounced.

7 The rest of the time, their inventive characterizations and a beguiling physical production deliver on its ambitious promise.

8 The new-old steps were especially fascinating, but characterizations and dramatic connections were also transformed.

9 Comcast, in a statement, took issue with several of the senators' characterizations.

10 Mr. Jackson responded to that characterization by noting that the first winner of “The Voice,” Javier Colon, had been rejected by a previous record company.

11 I’m pretty at home with characterization, because acting is really good training for that, and I’m at home with the actual sentence-to-sentence writing.

12 Beatty's reliance on so many textured backstories and secondary characterizations feels both revelatory and absolutely intentional.

13 While some might dismiss this characterization—indeed, some reject the notion that schizophrenia is a sickness at all—Wang embraces it: “Under its auspices, I remain a rare bird who . . . will likely be sick forever.”

14 It is an exacting and pitiable characterization, which sheds some light on a tradition of abuse that damages everyone it grazes.

15 While I don't think Sandler is a self-hating Jew, the irresponsibility of his characterization is galling, especially considering that Stone is the only major Jewish character in the entire story.

16 The chain pushed back against the university's characterization, saying the restaurant is merely providing food and doesn't have any agenda.

17 It's a characterization that stops short of being comic but has some of the same bluster and blunder one finds in the characters of Synge and O'Casey.

18 “The detective was an alcoholic, which was great the first time out, a real issue, real characterization,” Child said of some contemporary noir stories.

19 “She defies characterization, but Hollywood didn’t know what to do with her,” Goldberg added.

20 Still, I was embarrassed as I left the voice mail, in which I said I was sorry in advance for this article and any imprecise or inadequate characterizations of her that might appear in it.

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6 描述

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