The other three actors are less easily characterized: they play everyone else.
Almost everyone characterizes the affair as the beginning of a downward spiral for Saint Laurent and a turning point in his relationship with Berge, who adds, "Everybody hates de Bascher -- except Lagerfeld, of course".
Daisey, pretty much everyone agrees, accurately characterized the conditions at Foxconn, but he did this with various "embellishments".
Though there were no strong design directions in the High Point Market, which has long been characterized by a something-for-everyone pluralism, there were, as usual, exceptional and spirited pieces.
And the political world in which Brandt moves is thus appropriately characterized by one of his cabinet members: "Everyone looking at something else.
An Op-Ed writer argues that youth culture today is characterized by an entrepreneurial spirit in which everyone's selling something — themselves, an idea, a lifestyle, social responsibility.
Although opinions differ on whether Chávez's rule should be characterized as authoritarian or democratic, just about everyone appears to agree that, in contrast to his predecessors, Chávez has made the welfare of the Venezuelan poor his top priority.
Can DeMaurice Smith, the union head who characterized the confrontation with owners as "war," keep everyone together?
Ogbuoji also characterized eradication as a "public good," noting that everyone across the world can enjoy the benefits of eradication.
Motown records were specifically mixed to sound good on car radios and were characterized by a thumping backbeat that made dancing easy for everyone.
