Sentence examples for characterizes just about from inspiring English sources
What was missing from that product, Levy writes was the trademark conviviality that characterizes just about everything that Apple does.
There were locals too, including XEME, with his handstyles characterized by an X formed from overlapping half-circles, and YUMOH, with his crisp, flared spray tags, were up just about everywhere.
Andy has ridden just about everything, just about everywhere.
Well, just about everywhere.
I'm just about to go out.
Just about everyone has been characterizing Obama's press conference with "My offer to you is this: nothing".
In that sense, the rule could be characterized as "voluntary," [as Kavanaugh describes it], but in much the same way that just about any regulation could be considered voluntary, insofar as a regulated entity could always transform its business to such an extent that it is no longer in the line of business covered by the regulation.
At the extreme, 'true demonstratives' like 'this' and 'that' look to be the sort of thing that can be used to refer to just about anything in just about any context — thus making it extremely difficult to characterize the way in which they refer in terms of any sort of contextually-invariant rule.
