Sentence examples for getting characterized from inspiring English sources

Jordan Sinclair, communications manager at Tweed, wouldn't reveal the salaries of employees there for fear of getting characterized as "corporate pigs" and "f* $ing profiteers".

"I do think sometimes the overseas guys get characterized unfairly," he said.

Regardless of what Trump may say and how he gets characterized, his focus is on the right things," he wrote.

"We don't want to get characterized as on the side of unbelievers.

Why is it that engines are so little talked about when they are the key element of what powers the racing car? A. What you find is that the engine gets characterized as a commodity.

Standing up for the rights of black people as human beings and standing against police violence and police brutality makes you get characterized as being anti-police or it has you being characterized as cop killers, neither of which we are.

In a difficult and controversial passage Timaeus proposes a solution:[15] In its own right it is (part of) a totally characterless subject that temporarily in its various parts gets characterized in various ways.

A firm will get characterized as a 'bad firm.'" Fuller & Thaler tries to buy such stocks as they're starting to look better, before other investors pick up on them.

The above analogies suggest that the receptacle is a material substratum: as gold qua gold is the material substratum for the various geometrical configurations it is shaped into, the ointment base for the fragrances, or the impressionable stuff for the various impressions, so the receptacle serves as the "stuff" that gets characterized in various ways.

The plot also gets characterized as a send-up.

Wait, so when did finding NOTHING get characterized as "breaking news"?