Sentence examples for and he characterized from inspiring English sources

They were his cartoons, and he characterized their appeal as "smile humor," as opposed to "laugh out loud" humor.

Mr. Eran said there was a "growing understanding" on the issues involved, and he characterized the talks as frank.

He said he had not donated to the Police Foundation, and he characterized the pressure for donations as "subtle".

And he characterized as "more destructive than constructive" proposals by some of the agency's Congressional critics to separate the F.D.A.'s drug approval and drug safety functions.

Mr. Miller said there were no disagreements with KPMG over any numbers or accounting issues, and he characterized the financial results reported Thursday night as good.

Mr. McElroy said the recent accusations, if true, transcended any definition of hazing, and he characterized them as "vicious criminal acts".

Musk doesn't claim to be anti-union in the exchange with Gizmodo, referring instead to his company as "union neutral," and he characterizes the Medium post an "attack" that's "morally outrageous" and potentially funded by UAW sources in order to further its agenda of creating a union at Tesla.

He had fled to Northern California after deserting Los Angeles and what he characterized as the homogeneity and insularity of its film-industry culture.

Bob was first to show that rabies virus was related to other viruses (the "rabies-related viruses"); in 1970, with Fred Murphy and others, he characterized Mokola, Lagos bat, and Duvenhage viruses, the founding members (along with rabies virus) of the genus Lyssavirus, family Rhabdoviridae.

Mr. de Mistura attributed a drop in violence in Baghdad and in other areas of Iraq from October to December of last year to three factors: an increase in American troops; the cease-fire called by the Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr; and what he characterized as "a feeling of tiredness" among Iraqis and an increasing realization "that violence has not produced anything except violence".

But Mr. Currier expressed fatigue with politics and what he characterized as "secrecy in Washington".