Sentence examples for She characterised from inspiring English sources

She characterised the last year of their marriage as "fuelled by alcohol and cocaine", and she stated: "George used coke excessively, and I think it changed him ... it froze his emotions and hardened his heart".

She characterised the siblings' relationship as "one of constant rivalry but ultimately unconditional support", and noted, "Everything always comes more easily to Oliver than Penny – she has spent her life playing catch up".

From the beginning, she characterised herself by not playing the part.

After Bartz was fired two years later, she characterised Yahoo!'s board as "doofuses" who "fucked me over".

In an interview with the Guardian in 2012, she characterised BBC2 as "intelligent pleasure" but said she was "not opposed to romping".

From day one she characterised herself as "the unity candidate" and has argued that Ken's appeal would be restricted to Labour's core vote, which simply isn't big enough to win the day.

She characterises Cooke's rehearsal room as "one of the warmest I have been in.

She characterises her job as being like a scout ahead of an army.

So how does she characterise BBC2? "Intelligent pleasure," is her immediate response.

Another woman has fled her partner whom she characterises as jealous and physically intimidating.

But she said the media – traditional and social – had misrepresented her son, whom she characterises as a "gentle giant", despite his conviction in 2014 for a home invasion.