Sentence examples for He characterized that from inspiring English sources

He characterized that loss as a short-term setback.

He characterized that situation as "the company's standing behind the C.E.O.

He characterized that possibility partly as a response to pressures from the Kurdish population in the north.

After Fitzgerald began writing "The Great Gatsby," he characterized that theme of disillusionment in a letter to a friend.

Nor did Austin find any difficulty incorporating judicial lawmaking into his command theory: he characterized that form of lawmaking, along with the occasional legal/judicial recognition of customs by judges, as the "tacit commands" of the sovereign, the sovereign's affirming the "orders" by its acquiescence (Austin 1832: Lecture 1, pp. 35 36).

He characterized that as modest given the stimulus package and estimated an increase closer to 3percentt.

Ms. McGrath characterized that strategy as necessarily fluid.

Mr. Dauman characterized that deal yesterday as an "experiment".

"There's a dirty-martini drinker out there," he said, characterizing that drinker as "smoky".

He characterized everything that appeared in his simple tales with three, four, or even five adjectives and then repeated them, like Homer, every time the noun appeared.

Interpretive analysis is also illustrated in the nineteenth century by Bentham's conception of paraphrasis, which he characterized as "that sort of exposition which may be afforded by transmuting into a proposition, having for its subject some real entity, a proposition which has not for its subject any other than a fictitious entity" [Full Quotation].