Sentence examples for has characterized himself from inspiring English sources

Billy Hector, a staple of the shore music scene for two decades, has characterized himself as a workingman's musician who keeps the music alive for club patrons.

Cartier-Bresson's well-known phrase "the decisive moment" refers to the quest of the photographer, stalking the streets and countryside like a hunting cat, as Cartier-Bresson has characterized himself when at work for those brief instants when chance arranges people and objects into the meaningful patterns of paintings.

Sadoff has characterized himself as "one poet among a decreasing minority who is trying to resist the return to formalism, the sterile, conservative, aesthete academicism of the nineteen-fifties".

Given that the candidate himself has characterized Mexican immigrants as criminals and rapists, we can't be surprised that one of his partisans told Jorge Ramos, the most influential Latino journalist there is, to "get out of my country".

He has shown it to be a hypothesis one is almost persuaded to believe that it is true, as he himself recently has characterized his own epistemic attitude (Batson 1997, 522).

He has cast himself in the role of defender of low taxes, and has characterized his Democratic opponents as defenders of a bloated bureaucracy.

This unflagging energy has characterized his entire career.

The Kremlin has characterized Mr. Saakashvili as delusional and dangerous.

Mr. Taylor has characterized his departure as a retirement.

In the past year he has characterized "Walking" in different ways.

Kaizen has characterized Fidelity's quick response to its competitors.