Sentence examples for had characterized her from inspiring English sources

Like the other sections of "Cloudless" (there were eighteen), it was a little jewel, or, as Marshall had characterized her shorter dances, a poem.

Immediately after Mr. Romney's speech here, Ms. Feinstein backed away from her comments and said she was "disappointed" in how Mr. Romney had characterized her statement.

Written with producer Patrick Leonard, in "Oh Father" the singer wanted to revisit the pain and confusion that had characterized her relationship with her father.

She was on the sort of one-woman mission that has characterized her career.

Others have characterized her as a champion of pop pleasure against the pretensions of high art.

As the delay in selecting a nominee has lengthened, supporters of Ms. Warren have characterized her nomination as inevitable.

Demonstrating a nimbleness that has characterized her entire career, she is now running The Daily Beast, a scrappy but promising digital media site owned by Barry Diller's InterActiveCorp.

She spoke with the buoyancy and infectious joy that have characterized her addresses in the past, and her exchanges with the crowd were sometimes emotional.

But with the feistiness and independence that have characterized her long life, she has steadfastly refused to acknowledge that she has lived a century.

Ms. Rinehart has characterized her litigious children as slackers who need to find real employment, while they have called their mother's conduct "deceptive" and "disgraceful".

(No reader of Plath's journals would ever have characterized her as a "human-being-lover," but this image of herself seems to have been central to her conception of herself, along with that of innocent martyr-victim).