Sentence examples for characterize myself from inspiring English sources

"I'm not even sure how to characterize myself politically," he went on.

— Miguel del Valle, City Clerk "I wouldn't characterize myself as the African American candidate.

"I would characterize myself as being very bullish," said Doug Phillips, president of Trusco Asset Management, which manages $45 billion.

"I was an economic advisor to the McCain campaign for about 2 years, but I would not characterize myself as McCain's economist.

"I would discreetly characterize myself as discreet," Mr. Johnson said on Friday in an interview in which he discussed his ties to Mr. Kerry but declined to answer detailed questions about the selection.

"My dad has been a great role model because he's probably the hardest working person I've ever met," says Anthony. "I would characterize myself as someone who takes one bold step at a time.

No no nooooo... .. I'm not sure why I'm characterizing myself as Lady Tremaine in this story, but it's the snootiest character I could imagine.

And I've trained myself not to characterize my skin as "cave fish white" but the more glamorous-sounding "porcelain".

Like Truffaut, I find myself characterizing Jacques Becker's work by what it's not -- which is, I suppose, a way of saying that "Touchez pas au Grisbi" is, despite the calmness of its manner, consistently surprising.

As I read it, however, I found myself hankering for a simple way to characterize what's going on.

"It wasn't exactly James Bond," Mr. Bloomberg joked at the time, "but if you characterize it that way, there's a lot of similarity between Sean Connery and myself".