Sentence examples for characterized as a good from inspiring English sources

The firework explosion with good cluster giving a spectacular display is characterized as a good firework and vice versa.

On Thursday, the former FBI director will testify that the president asked for "loyalty" and suggested the FBI stop investigating former national security advisor Mike Flynn, whom Trump characterized as "a good guy". .

In the center of this dilemma is Danish company commander Claus Pedersen (Lindholm regular Pilou Asbaek), who is unequivocally characterized as a good officer and a caring human being, someone who worries about protecting Afghans as well as his men.

Another lever (with a black knob) jutting from the dash slides horizontally to lock the throttle position, in what Mr. Good characterized as "a sort of mechanical cruise control".

Despite what the museum characterized as "a good-faith difference of views" with Cambodia over whether the Norton Simon was legally obliged to send the statue back, its leaders concluded that there were special reasons to send it home.

You and I already know about Wii Fit, Nintendo's upcoming Wii game that the company characterizes as a good health-promoting alternative to the usual FPS or dungeon crawl.

Confidential informants are the lifeblood of the DEA, and Toro is what agents would characterize as a "good asset".

Graham has historically criticized Obama for not being able to cut deals, and the deals he cut during the lame duck session were the moment he "changed" and became able to cut deals, which Graham characterizes as a good thing, while simultaneously asking me to forget that five minutes ago he was whining about how terrible the lame duck session was!

Studies with glimepiride (1) and glipizide (2) show falls in fasting glucose of 40 50 mg/dl and in A1C by 1.5%—with monotherapy controlling 25 30% of patients which he characterized as "a very good effect, initially".

In addition, the ER alpha receptor positivity, characterized as a differentiated and good prognosis marker, was correlated with the NTS and low NTSR1 expression (p<0.05) (Table 4).

Since its co-founding by Burns, who is often characterized as a "trader in American Indian goods," Western Costume Co. has had numerous owners (from salvage operators to a coalition of movie studios) and relocated several times.