Sentence examples for As I characterised from inspiring English sources

Whereas I wanted the dreams and visions in the film to occur as plainly as possible (somewhat in the manner of late Buñuel), Richard favoured something more elaborately supernatural or (as I characterised it) arty.

It is something like the "multiculturalism-in-one-nation" which I characterised as the triumphant philosophy in Britain before the 1990s and 2000s, and before hyper-mobile super-diversity and neo-liberalism promoted by successive Labour aneo-liberalism promotedents – (allegedly) ruined all that (Favell, 1998).

The foreign secretary, regarded as a Eurosceptic, also told Today: "I've never changed my view, which I characterise as in Europe but not run by Europe".

I characterise this as Robert Peston or Nick Robinson in your head, and not everyone felt completely comfortable with that idea".

9 AS is characterised by joint inflammation, destruction and repair.

Ankylosing Spondylitis (AS) is characterised by limitations in physical function.

Here's the heart of it: "I'm characterised as pro-market.

Two stage I tumours characterised as diploid were alive after follow-up time ended.

At home, despite the many homeless people of New York, there is an unmistakeable lack of aggressive begging (which I'm characterising as outright approaching rather than sitting on the sidewalk with a sign).

As for the designs, I'd characterise them as unassuming: there are plain circular ones; plain square ones; and ones with a faintly iridescent design.

In many conversations in mid and far north Queensland, in Victorian dairy country, in the tiny autumn-washed towns of the central west and the main street of Tamworth, their view could be characterised as: I don't know much about politics but I know what I like.