Sentence examples for characterize any from inspiring English sources

But still did not characterize any of the words used.

Refuse to run against anything or characterize any group; choose instead to run for something.

"I'm not going to characterize any conversation I've had with the President on this subject or any other," he said.

Retailing professionals are careful to characterize any signs of life as fragile.

Such a "supermajority" requirement is necessary because of the inevitably wide range of views that characterize any shareholder base.

We often feel we are unrecognized as a modern American place, with all the contradictions, sophistication, red, blue, etc., that characterize any city of 1.3 million people.

In his remarks to reporters, he declined to characterize any of the specific exchanges with the women, saying he was respecting their privacy.

Utopia is often spoken of in a general, imprecise way, to characterize any conception of the state that is considered an unrealizable ideal.

Yet we do not on that count alone characterize any of these episodes in human history as some sort of a joint venture between equally complicit actors.

One might argue that these traits should characterize any operating system, but PC users seem to have become quite tolerant of frequent operating system failures that require restarts.

That is, no single set of themes is likely to characterize any context of democratized learning.