Warren laid into the presumptive GOP nominee, characterizing him with a now familiar line as a "small, insecure money-grubber who fights for no one but himself".
"If I had to characterize him with one word, that would be 'enthusiasm.' ". Louis Nirenberg of New York University was honored with the inaugural Chern Medal for his lifetime work in the modern theory of partial differential equations and for his mentoring of students and postdocs.
Pat Williams, the president of the Orlando Magic basketball team who was instrumental in hiring Julius Erving to work for the team three years ago, talked to the older Mr. Erving today and characterized him as coping with the reality of losing a son.
What?" As an artist, Mr. Kratz was seen at the school as something of a "dark horse," said Ms. Carmichael Braun, who characterized him as a painter with relatively little experience, but one who diligently applied himself and flourished.
Many who said that he had signed his death warrant when he made peace with Israel now also characterized him as a heretic.
Douglass's views have lead Wilson Jeremiah Moses to characterize him, along with other early black political figures, as a Moses figure: he is an exodus leader, recipient of the natural law for chosen peoples African Americans in their travail for freedom as well as the American Republic as a whole and he (paired eternally with Abraham Lincoln) is a law giver (Moses 1978).
She characterizes him as a billionaire, "albeit with cash/liquidity issues," which, she says, " I would work with him to work around".
Martin then asked rhetorically, "Am I that bad of a guy?" Team officials who have worked with Martin characterize him as a disruptive force in the locker room.
Those who have worked closely with Johnson characterize him as proactive and optimistic, someone who would rather plan for success than dwell on failures.
Brazile recently met with Bush yet, and characterizes him as a "nice guy" who maybe hasn't done a thorough self-reckoning yet.
