Sentence examples for characterised it from inspiring English sources

Wahid, at the time an active Islamic intellectual with the Nahdlatul Ulama, wrote in 1980 that Kubah had poorly realised its potential; he characterised it as a beginner's work: lacking suspense, overly moralistic, and predictable.

Johnathan Young, who worked as a show runner on the first episode and later became one of its directors, says what characterised it from the early stages was the "high volumes of feedback from the audience" – a show that captured the country's imagination before the days of reality TV shows and social networking sites.

In the launch three years ago, Pyongyang said the satellite made it into orbit and characterised it as a test of its satellite technology.

Or is it tense?" – Earnest insisted that he would respect Trump's confidentiality and characterised it as "a consultation".

But for Lane's supporters, the most troubling aspects of his case centre on the secrecy that has characterised it.

A source in Lisbon has insisted the investigation was proceeding steadily "but with the discretion that has characterised it from the beginning".

The hope is that Ukrainian politics will finally turn a corner and shed the backroom dealmaking and oligarchic control that have characterised it since independence.

"Tal Afar is a little bit Mad Max," was how one spokesman for the US-led characterisedracterited itothethe Guardian.

Some, though, have characterised it as a gift to corrupt officials and criminals: it blocks the tax authorities from asking where the money comes from.

So I was implacably against Ipso from its formation and, in January 2014, went so far as to characterise it as the PCC with bells and whistles.

"I would not characterise it as such," Woods said.