Sentence examples for been quick to characterize from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush has always been quick to characterize himself as a wartime president.

His administration has been quick to characterize this sudden about-face as a "one-off" response, intended to demonstrate American resolve over the use of chemical weapons, rather than the start of a wider campaign intended to topple Assad.

Some commentators were quick to characterize Comcast's decision as having a chilling effect.

Opposition politicians were quick to characterize the cabinet shifts as window dressing.

Democrats were quick to characterize Mr. Christie's proposal as falling disproportionately on the backs of the middle class, the poor, the elderly, schoolchildren, college students and inner-city residents, while leaving largely unscathed the wealthy and most businesses.

In a message to TechCrunch, Telegram founder Pavel Durov was quick to characterize the move as explicitly targeting his platform — although the deeplinking block does also affect rival messaging app Snapchat, as noted above.

The Western media was quick to characterize the uprisings as popular democratic revolts against corrupt dictatorial regimes.

While people are quick to characterize Silicon Valley as dominated by young men in hoodies, a band of women are emerging to make the industry their own.

His spokesman Vahe Gabrielyan was quick to characterize the men as "individual terrorists" and assured that "it's only the parliament building and a very small group".

Facing questions over the legality of the mission and the future direction of U.S. military action in Syria, U.S. officials were quick to characterize the strikes as a "one-off" response in "the national interest" intended to deter Assad from using chemical weapons again.

To ensure the positivity of their discipline, sociologists have been quick to renounce its coordinating function, also known as encyclopedic or architectonic function, which characterizes philosophy.