Sentence examples for can't characterize from inspiring English sources

I can't characterize them.

He declined to give more details, saying, "I can't characterize the interaction".

"I can't characterize the value of the information or how instrumental it's been in this case," he said.

Later, when I asked Obama how things had really gone, he smiled thinly and said, "I think I can't characterize it without . . .

A Senate aide said it was unclear from the documents whether BP was expecting the companies to pay or was simply establishing its position for later battles in arbitration or court, saying, "We can't characterize BP's intent".

Moreover, he adds, "We can't characterize the whole world on the basis of 104 individuals".

You can't even characterize some of it.

"I hope there is the most thorough investigation in the history of intercollegiate athletics, because this is so bogus I can't even characterize it," Geiger said Saturday.

A fourth type of religious experience is harder to describe: it can't be characterized accurately in sensory language, even analogically, yet the subject of the experience insists that the experience is a real, direct awareness of some religiously significant reality external to the subject.

And a law that says nothing about a subject matter obviously can't be characterized as comprehensively regulating that subject matter. .

I wouldn't characterize it that way.