I would characterize our conversation -- I'm loath to put words in somebody else's mouth.
"Unpresidented" may be the best possible coinage to characterize our sorry era.
You characterize our opposition to these experiments as financial self-interest.
"This incident does not at all characterize our kids," Mr. Spindler said yesterday after returning from a visit to the counselor at Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla.
"In my view, this prohibition is part of the substantive question of how we wish to characterize our identity in the national home for the Jewish people".
Diphtheria antitoxin was one of the first of a long line of medical media sensations that have come to characterize our culture.
"I would characterize our current situation as something I don't believe we have ever experienced before, and apparently it is not getting any better," Dr. Hsueh said.
It is precisely this kind of practical, sober policy -- rather than empty geopolitical obsessions -- that should characterize our policy toward Russia and, indeed, the rest of the world.
My daughter the doctor does not think I should make statements on domestic violence because I don't know the literature, but in my instance, it's all wrong to characterize our stormy marriage as any business of beating and victim.
It is too generous to characterize our current health system as "market-based, for-profit medicine," as Donald L. Barlett and James B. Steele do in "The Health of Nations".
While that approach may never characterize our most self-important fiction, it has been reflected in a number of artful works of popular literature in the last few years.
