Sentence examples for characterized as so from inspiring English sources

In the January issue of Golf Digest, still on the stands, some of the best and most hardheaded writers in America offer "tips Obama can take from Tiger," who is typically characterized as so without human frailties that he "never does anything that would make him look ridiculous".

"It (Social Security) is sometimes characterized as so generous and it's not," Munnell said.

You are given a police badge and the ability to arrest rather than kill, but almost all the game's levels degenerate into a gun fight—Hardline is easier when played as a war shooter, and the criminals are characterized as so dangerous, so bereft of nuance or humanity, that killing them outright becomes the sensible option.

The world's perception of today's tragedy in Yugoslavia has been deeply colored by a book that one of West's friends characterized as "not so much a book about Yugoslavia as a book about Rebecca West".

Among the top surviving firms created in the last two years, none can really be characterized as pioneers; so much for Gilder's argument.

Could it be a stock of potential T6SS substrates, which have not been characterized as such so far?

Stem cells can be isolated through flow cytometry due to their ability to efflux Hoechst 33342 dye and are characterized as a so-called side population (SP).

But the company is certainly already dedicated to this type of tech and the arrangement is characterized as a partnership — so it's definitely a possibility.

We think of future search as an intersection of three levels of social change practice: (1) a meeting design based on four key principles to be described; (2) a theory and philosophy of facilitating that might be characterized as 'doing less so that participants can do more;' (3) a whole system change strategy requiring no special training, systems theory or vocabulary.

He also said that some of the prisoners were remorseful, although he also characterized them as so ill-informed that some of them appeared not to have known of the Sept. 11 attacks.

In a 45-minute phone interview today, Ms. Dozoretz said she had never sought credit, but was not opposed to being characterized as naïve, even willfully so.