Sentence examples similar to could have characterised from inspiring English sources

Others have characterised Sani and Tasi'u's relationship as one characterised by "systematic abuse".

"I would have characterised [his treatment] as disgraceful.

Given the systematic repression and bloodshed that have characterised Meles's rule – the UK suspended direct budget support to Ethiopia after the government's killing of protesters in 2005 – surely a better choice could have been found to represent Africa.

The women (see here and here) have characterised these legal manoeuvres as obstructive "delaying tactics".

Could he resist the political clientelism that has characterised Mr Chirac's reign?Yet Mr Sarkozy brings fresh ideas.

Their recent promise to create a "new socialist countryside" could herald a shift away from the focus on urban development that has characterised economic policy for the past 20 years.

This is a line that could have been written only by a zealot, but it does at least expose the wilful ignorance that has characterised much of the society's contributions on the whip issue.

This pattern has characterised recent Octobers.

He has characterised Canada as languishing in the "laggard" class.

China has characterised its relationship with Africa as "win-win".

Blair has characterised her confidential messages to Clinton as harmless.