Characterisation used in a sentence

Characterisation in a sentence as a noun

I don't agree with this characterisation but it's one that's always been around.

You can have a good plot and good characterisation - they are not mutually exclusive.

People have areas of that that they own, but it is a wrong characterisation to say Rob "works in relative isolation from other programmers".

I think that's an unfair characterisation of public opinion of the Euro "experiment".

Real Men don't need the abstract concepts introduced by Quiche-Eating games like characterisation, immersiveness or realism to get their jobs done.

This characterisation of Haskell bugs me a lot, because most reputable mathematicians would have nothing to do with Haskell either.

It's clear Nintendo doesn't mean this as a cutting critique of crowdfuding, just more riffing on Wario's characterisation as an idiotic selfish *******.

Note that I was responding to your characterisation of personalisation, which was essentially "give people the ability to personalise and they make it ugly!".

Speaking of promoting misunderstanding, your incorrect characterisation of this amendment as a bill in it's own right has prompted, to date, no fewer than half a dozen people to earnestly speculate that the President will certainly veto the bill - thus defunding the entire Defense Department, rather than just one program - should it pass.