Because the malignant narcissist silences his conscience with ongoing self-deceptions, he can repeatedly lie and behave in ways that oppose life, yet still believe that he is on the side of good, or, as Peck explains further, "It is not their sins, per se, that characterize malignant narcissists;

To characterize the relationship between, uh, the handheld—the Lactate Plus handheld meter and CMT—comparing to the Delivelle as a reference method, we used logistic regression.

Then you pick three qualities that characterize this person.

So based on what we know of the 28-point US peace plan, how would you characterize Washington's objectives here?

Yes, you can't characterize a whole city based on something that's just happening in a few blocks.

And part of the dream that surrounds our articulated knowledge has been extracted as a consequence of us watching each other behave and telling stories about it for thousands and thousands and thousands of years, extracting out patterns of behavior that characterize humanity and trying to represent them partly through imitation but also through drama and mythology and literature and art and all of that to represent what we're like so that we can understand what we're like.

His becoming this or that does not characterize him.

So, maybe to contextualize the comment that the sentiment is good, no doubt the sentiment is stronger this year, and the way I'd characterize it is, perhaps 12 or 15 months ago, market participants were waiting for pockets of stability to start doing work on transactions or raising capital or large initiatives.

I think some people have tried to characterize it as either you have these mass deployments where you have no immigration enforcement at all.

In this hall you can find 12 amazing giant tapestries designed by the Renaissance artist Bramantino, one for each month of the year, showing the activities that characterize each month.