Sentence examples for agree with the characterization from inspiring English sources

"Mr. Rattner does not agree with the characterization of events released today, including those contained in Quadrangle's statement," she said.

Not where I am -- and I don't think Hiatt and Diehl agree with the characterization, but they run the show at the Post and stand by their team.

Having seen "Deadpool," we can't say we wholeheartedly agree with the characterization, but hopefully future films will pave the way for Vanessa to become Copycat, a powerful metamorph who sports a signature white streak in her hair. .

"A slap in the face is right," one frustrated official said, agreeing with the characterization in a recent article by Labour MPs Jeremy Corbyn and Andy Slaughter along with conservative MPs David Davis and Andrew Mitchell.

One of these sources agrees with the characterization that surfaced in December reports that Sanders no longer wanted to play basketball.

The foreign minister, Patricia Espinosa, urged Mexicans to stay away from China and Hong Kong, calling their actions "unjustified" Some epidemiologists agreed with the characterization.

Mr. Harris agreed with the characterization of the festival screenings as a kind of a test run for the digital restoration, which suggests that he and Zoetrope have plans for future exploitation, including, maybe, a DVD and Blu-ray.

Micro-Raman spectra using shifts of E2 phonon showed that GaN films were in compressive stress, which agreed with the characterization result of X-ray lattice parameters method.

She agreed with the characterization that it's like the Sons of Confederate Veterans a group that's ostensibly based on history and uses that to underplay its racist history.

She agreed with the characterization that they're like the Sons of Confederate Veterans a group that's ostensibly based on history and uses that to underplay its racist history.

Whether you agree with the brief characterization above or not, there are points that strongly separate today's young m.c.s from those maturing in other eras.