Sentence examples for characterised himself from inspiring English sources

Guthrie characterised himself as a "hoping machine".

21 Which of the writers listed above characterised himself/ herself as "two-fisted"?

Norman, elected to parliament at the last election who characterised himself as a "constitutional loyalist", was supported by longer serving MPs such as David Ruffley.

Having been a Spitting Image puppet, voiced a biographical caricature on Family Guy and characterised himself in a film and several plays, Alan Bennett has an unusual level of recognition for a writer.

Ukip's first elected MP, who characterised himself as the modern embodiment of radical Gladstonian liberalism, set himself at odds with Farage when he declined to offer a specific endorsement of his call for a ban on migrants with HIV from entering the UK.

"He characterised himself as a political refugee, and with [Chelsea, formerly Bradley] Manning awaiting trial, and other supporters of WikiLeaks who have been detained or might be awaiting detention, and the organisation itself – all of that being under threat if I took part in this film".

I was a goalkeeper…" Ed characterises himself as being slightly less engaged in the politics of the house.

Although in life, Sondheim is "the dark soul and I'm the light one", when it comes to work, Lapine characterises himself as the gloomier of the two.

Given this extraordinary publishing energy, it is no surprise that Eggers characterises himself as a man who likes to say yes, to new ventures and adventures, to possibility.

Adamsdale's very English self-deprecation – at the top of the show he characterises himself as another middle-age, middle-class man with a shelf of unread books and nothing to say – does not quite conceal the fact that he is in total control.

Acerbic, with an undertow of sentimentality, its qualities in many ways characterised Berle himself.