Sentence examples for characterized my position from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush shot back, saying: "John, I don't appreciate the way you've characterized my position.

"What has happened over the last couple of months, my opponent and his allies have characterized my position in a false and misleading way," Barber said.

"Governor, don't try to characterize my position," Mr. Romney said.

He characterized my hawkish position (which turned out to be right) with a barnyard epithet, adding, "He's getting increasingly arrogant in his old age".

Correction: March 17, 2004, Wednesday A front-page headline yesterday about the views of Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, on debt levels in the United States characterized his position on budget deficits incorrectly.

Mr. Holbrooke declined to criticize Europe's commitment to the war in Afghanistan, rejecting such complaints as the "fruitless unproductive drama" that he said characterized the position of the Bush administration.

In his written testimony, Professor Shapiro characterized that position as "extreme," arguing that to assume that Microsoft's current monopoly position was unaffected by its illegal acts disregarded the findings of the appeals court that Netscape and Java showed potential as threats to the operating system.

When the state of the system is fully characterized by position and momentum variables, the resulting space is often called phase space.

One patent lawyer characterized the new position as dumb.

In the past, Mr. McCain has characterized Mr. Obama's position on taxes in ways that proved to be demonstrably inaccurate.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani yesterday characterized the P.B.A. position as disingenuous and said the city had indeed offered the union's 26,500 members a raise.