Sentence examples for have characterized this from inspiring English sources
Some politicians have characterized this event and many others as examples of taxpayers paying for inexcusably luxurious business travel.
In recent weeks, investors have characterized this tale of two stock markets as a divide between the Old Economy stocks, which are hit hard by rising interest rates, and the new, super-charged technology stocks, which are not.
Perhaps it is simply the way the summer heat causes borders of objects to shimmer and dissolve, or the playfulness and inventive care that have characterized this company under Tina Packer's guidance.
Though sub-zero temperatures and heavy snowfall have characterized this winter throughout the former Soviet states of Central Asia, Tajikistan, the region's poorest country, is still recovering from a seven-year civil war in the 1990s.
In the tale of post-Soviet wine fraud can be found many of the hustles and deceptions that have characterized this region's shift from a listless planned economy to a corrupted brand of capitalism.
If you are already dismayed at the spending and tactics that have characterized this election season, better stay away from Tuesday's episode of "Frontline" on PBS.
This has shielded Michelle Obama from the feminist/family-values mudslinging that has characterized this campaign cycle.
The question is whether Congress intended to abandon the postal nexus that had characterized this legislation throughout its long history.
Still the bitterness and distrust that has characterized this war -- which began as a border dispute in May 1998 -- was on full display today.
"There is no more striking reminder of the need to reverse the profligate spending that has characterized this administration's fiscal policy," Mr. McCain said.
