Sentence examples for characterization that he was from inspiring English sources
He rejected the characterization that he was defensive when he resigned from hosting the Oscars — while continuing to defend himself.
Dobbs agreed with O'Reilly's characterization that he was "demonized by the left" over his stance on illegal immigration, but said he did not believe CNN management "bought into" that position.
He also spoke frankly of the popular characterization that he is unflappably calm, and of the role that faith has played in moments of frustration.
Vying for an office previously held by President George W. Bush, the guy you wanted to have a beer with, and President Bill Clinton, the guy who felt your pain, Mr. Romney has fought the characterization that he is stiff.
Carter vehemently disagrees with Hegar's characterization that he's absent or disconnected from voters.
Mr. Ushakov disputed characterizations that he was "summoned" to the State Department, saying he had sought such a meeting to discuss an array of issues, and General Powell had brought up espionage.
Kurt Kalata of Gamasutra praised certain aspects of Cloud's characterization, noting that he is "neither hero nor anti-hero" but rather "somewhat of a weakling" with grandiose delusions and psychological issues, and one of the first unreliable narrators in a role-playing video game.
Mr. Kushner later disputed Mr. Wiesenfeld's characterization of his views, arguing that he was a strong supporter of Israel's right to exist.
The unspoken (and confusing) characterization of Obama is that he's militant yet cowardly; uppity yet too cool for school.
Garrow writes in the acknowledgments that the former president disagreed with "multiple characterizations and interpretations," but that he's thankful for Obama's "appreciation of the scholarly seriousness with which I have pursued this project," according to The Washington Post.
It was a seemingly effortless characterization that was specific to character without being specific to sexual orientation.
