Sentence examples for characterising it as from inspiring English sources

By characterising it as a fanatical death cult, we underestimate just how serious it is.

Many liberals have praised it even while, as one did, characterising it as "fascist".

Prime minister Morrison announced his new ministry on Sunday, characterising it as a "new generation" team that could put last week's tumult behind it.

Republicans saw an opportunity to attack the stimulus, characterising it as big-spending without an overall economic purpose, and leaked the numbers.

"[Universal] are characterising it as something else". FBT Productions's court papers cite numerous instances of the words "licence" and "licensing" in comments by Universal executives and their digital distribution partners.

The task of the climate sceptics in the think tanks and PR companies hired by fossil fuel companies was to engage in 'consciousness lowering activities', to 'de-problematise' global warming by characterising it as a form of politically driven panicmongering.

Hazan is simply wrong to characterise it as, in large part, a legend concocted by the Thermidorians and repeated by grasping successors "who have governed and taught us ever since".

The documentary was highlighted in The Sydney Morning Herald among "The week's best", and critic Greg Hassall characterised it as, "Disturbing, perplexing and very entertaining".

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.

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

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.