Sentence examples for characterization of president from inspiring English sources

That strikes me as a rather vivid characterization of President Bush's listening skills.

Based on watching it four times, "I think the characterization of President Nixon is very stereotyped," he said.

Much of the characterization of President Clinton's treatment of his senior advisers in the Lewinsky matter represents them as dupes or gullible victims.

Frank Rich's characterization of President Obama's leadership failures is accurate, but he engages in wishful thinking when he hopes that the president will change.

Anyone who knows the situation in Liberia would take issue with Daniel Bergner's characterization of President Sirleaf as an "uncompromising woman".

In an interview with Time magazine, Gov. Rick Perry showed that he had no intention of softening the cactus-thorned rhetoric he developed during his decades in Texas politics, notably repeating his characterization of President Obama's policies as "socialist".

It's not altogether surprising, then, that Bradley's book includes descriptions of Summers that echo familiar characterizations of President Bush.

"It is a process that I think is vital to the success of any endeavor and one that was necessary to make sense of sometimes contradictory characterizations of President Eisenhower.

"It is a process that I think is vital to the success of any endeavor and one that was necessary to make sense of sometimes contradictory characterizations of President Eisenhower". The changes help "tell the story of Eisenhower with more dignity and power," he said in the letter.

Mr. Karzai's chief of staff disputed Mr. Faqiryar's characterization of the president's involvement, saying that the president had instructed the prosecutors to move cases forward "appropriately".

Vice President Joe Biden bristled in a PBS Newshour interview bristled at the characterization of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak as a dictator, "I would not call him a dictator.