Sentence examples for I would characterise from inspiring English sources

"I would characterise civil servants as two sorts," she says.

So I would characterise [our relationship] as good at the end.

Some of them border on what I would characterise as fortune-telling".

"I would characterise them as what people think the Labour party should stand for: social justice, and foreign policy about peace, not war.

The new Ukip voter is predominantly working class and I would characterise our strength in this constituency and it's seen in this constituency – young working couples and in particular young women now voting Ukip.

"I think it is a tragedy of the first proportion that a private corporation can be subjected to what I would characterise as a shakedown, in this case, a $20bn shakedown," Barton said at the time.

I'd characterise BBC1's output here as wide-ranging, ambitious and inventive.

With Adderall, I'd characterise the effect as correction - correction of an underlying condition.

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.

I began the endless waiting which would characterise custody.

I suspect that the Ben Bernanke of 1999 would characterise this as a moral and intellectual failure of staggering proportions.