Sentence examples for characterization in an interview from inspiring English sources

But Gizmodo's report was challenged by one ex-Facebooker who took issue with its characterization in an interview with the Guardian, saying that newsworthiness was determined by how often a story appeared on a list of trusted news outlets including this publication, the New York Times and the BBC.

Mr. Suozzi, who is also 51, a lawyer and father of three, rejected those characterizations in an interview in his law office in which he outlined his campaign motifs.

In interviews last month, Mr. Pimentel and Mr. Morris strongly disputed that characterization, though Mr. Lamm agreed in an interview that curbs on immigration were his top priority.

Mr. Edwards disputed that characterization of his views in an interview on Saturday, saying he thought Mr. Kerry was running a "strong campaign".

Rubio disputed Trump's characterization during an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper, saying that FBI investigators were justified in their October 2016 wiretapping of Carter Page, a former Trump campaign adviser.

During the radio interview that aired Tuesday, O'Malley also elaborated on his characterization of Sanders last week as a "protest candidate" in an interview with The Washington Post.

These changes range from slight tweaks of dialogue to some of the characterization and movement work onstage, Mr. Sher said in an interview on Wednesday.

In an interview, Ms. Sparks rejected that characterization.

In an interview, Mr. Thaci rebuffed that characterization, arguing forcefully that he had been fighting a brutal war against a violent enemy.

Fischer, displeased with his characterization as anything but an ideal lover, lashed back in an interview with a Philippine radio station.

But in an interview, Professor Peterson stood by his characterization of the overall result as significant.