Sentence examples for characterized discussions from inspiring English sources

Over the years, aborted plans and arguments have characterized discussions between Hackensack and the county on how best to deal with the growing homeless population.

By Owen Phillips Over the past few months, nervous anticipation has characterized discussions among pizza fiends about the quasi-expansion of Brooklyn's legendary Di Fara's into Manhattan.

Over the past few months, nervous anticipation has characterized discussions among pizza fiends about the quasi-expansion of Brooklyn's legendary Di Fara's into Manhattan.

Her anti-alarmist, largely optimistic book positions itself against the "hand wringing," "full-blown panic," and "dystopian narratives" that often characterize discussions of adolescents and the Internet.

"On this topic as well as other topics, I don't feel it's appropriate to characterize discussions and conversations with the President," he said.

John Kornblum, a former U.S. ambassador to Germany, offered this frame of reference: "Factual and unemotional are rarely used words used the characterize discussions within Germany society.

Professionals said that they were often uncomfortable with the subjectivity and ambiguity that characterize discussions between team members about sedation and agitation.

From the contents of their tweets, we characterize discussion topics and their sentiment.

Jarvis said his lawyer, Robert Ades, met with the Wizards' Michael Jordan, the head of basketball operations, yesterday but characterized the discussions as informational.

Lawyers for a Manhattan man charged with plotting terrorist bombings are negotiating a plea agreement with prosecutors, though the defense characterized the discussions as routine in criminal cases.

How do we prepare players and how do we make sure they stay healthy?" Owners have already presented a plan for an 18-game season during labor negotiations, although they have characterized those discussions as something short of a formal proposal.