Sentence examples for characterized the way from inspiring English sources
Moreover, officials like Assemblyman Richard J. Brodsky say Mr. Spano has unfairly characterized the way the Medicaid money is spent.
That lack of exhibitionism also characterized the way Ms. Reeves treated many of her songs as internal monologues.
Burke, who held Campbell's role with the league from 1993 to 1998, characterized the way the news media have treated Bertuzzi as shameful.
Of Mr. Hussein, who may yet be alive, perhaps hiding somewhere in Baghdad with the last of his loyalists, a truer epitaph would record that nothing characterized the way he ruled Iraq, for nearly 24 years, so much as the bullying, mendacious and cowardly way in which he and his associates behaved as their power collapsed.
"Mixed results" is the way Gulati characterized the way the team played here — two ties, a stirring victory over Algeria ("with two minutes to spare," Gulati said dryly) and then a 2-1 loss to Ghana that could not be attributed to bad luck or bad refereeing.
The problem is now equivalent to the single user power allocation problem (P1), and the solution to it is characterized the way it has been done in Section IV.
With one of those strange lurches that characterize the way this generally conservative country moves forward, Germany is reaching out for entirely new political blood.
A speech act's direction of fit characterizes the way in which acts of that type are related to the world.
While Beller began to get noticed, a remarkable number of people felt compelled to characterize the way she looked -- chubby," "roly-poly" and the oh-so-clever "cellu-light on her feet".
Still, some government watchdogs said the latest development was typical of the kind of behind-the-scenes dealing that has come to characterize the way many things are done in Albany.
Building on theories of the Swiss linguist Ferdinand de Saussure, Derrida coined the term différance, meaning both a difference and an act of deferring, to characterize the way in which linguistic meaning is created rather than given.
