Sentence examples for characterising the from inspiring English sources

"A comedian takes a sideways look at something," he said, characterising the channel's fare.

The plot diverged from reality in characterising the male lead as cynical, something Jim never was.

But even UN officials were cautious, characterising the Burmese leadership's shift as "significant in principle".

But they did have room when it came to characterising the nature of their position.

Williamson is something of a master at characterising the arrogant white Australian male.

Laboratory investigations have been successful in characterising the nature of the virus.

Analysts at Merrill Lynch were also upbeat, characterising the targets as "good news".

But characterising the situation of the Palestinians living under occupation as intolerable was a powerful message too.

Characterising the controversy as part of the rough and tumble of politics, he said he too was unfairly attacked.

"Characterising the intricacies of our genomes will ultimately reveal elements that could promote health in ways we haven't imagined".

Characterising the government attitude as "Pull yourself together man, for heaven's sake," Samuels added: "It is wholly inappropriate.