5 Which of the following statements best characterises your approach to productivity over the past year?
He suggested that many professionals were "in despair at the lack of understanding and cheap haranguing which characterise your manner" after a series of hearings at which Hodge has led fierce interrogations of senior business figures and others.
Campbell's bullish, bullying manner underscores the other downside of appealing to the fresh and the cool, which is that when you characterise your nation as one of energy and youth, you can then treat them all like children.
Affirmation of the question "Would you characterise your home as damp?" indicated a "damp housing condition".
These would undoubtedly strengthen your case but are substantial undertakings; therefore, in revising your study you should characterise your Spartin over expression and knock-down cell lines more carefully and discuss the potential caveats of your approaches.
You are free with the term passive-aggressive in relation to your partner, but given your own helplessness in the face of your behaviour, couldn't your own demands of your partner be characterised this way?
In his wartime essay "England Your England", George Orwell characterised the English as a nation of hobbyists.
The psychologist who helped me to get better characterised the condition thus: imagine your memories are a conveyor belt of cardboard boxes heading towards a final point, where they are processed.
Your Presidency has been characterised by elegance, by the dignity that you have managed to maintain at all times, on your personal behalf and for this Parliament that you represent.
Is that a fair way to characterise the way your policy has evolved?Mr Clegg: I like to think that what you see is what you get with the Afghanistan stuff.
