Sentence examples for Who characterize from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shalom insisted that those who characterize the vote as historic are wrong.

"People who characterize me as a mindless muscle-car, cubic-inches fanatic don't know my background," he said.

Cruz has been showing a video before his rallies here, in which he shows testimonials from Paul supporters and activists who characterize him as their new standard bearer.

What I have noted is a huge difference in scent preference between lesbians who characterize themselves as "more feminine" and those who describe themselves as "more masculine".

"I've seen people healed of cancer, seen it with my own eyes," Mr. Peterson said, taking strong exception to critics who characterize the church as a cult.

Critics and competitors of Magna, who characterize Stronach as extremely strong-willed and say he wants to run the industry, have seized on the missteps at Gulfstream Park.

Mr. McNeil, who characterized the decision as amicable, declined to discuss it further.

Mr. Bush was backed by independents who characterized themselves as conservative.

He called them an "effete corps of impudent snobs who characterized themselves as intellectuals".

He took issue with those who characterized geoengineering efforts as a Band-Aid.

(Agnew, who derided people who "characterized themselves as intellectuals," himself used many intellectual-sounding phrases in his speeches).