Sentence examples for he characterised as from inspiring English sources

The prince also attacked what he characterised as the wastefulness of modern society.

Nick Boles spoke out a day after quitting the Tory party over what he characterised as its intransigence over Brexit.

But Corbyn insisted that the party would use social media to circumvent what he characterised as a largely hostile press.

Mind as a manmade extension became our environment, which he characterised as "the collective consciousness", which we could tap into by creating "a global utilities network".

This sounds rather like Edward Said's concept of orientalism which, in his celebrated 1978 study, he characterised as a "cultural apparatus that is all aggression".

In his farewell speech, Conroy paid tribute to Carr, whom he characterised as a "much maligned, a passionate advocate for unfashionable economic policies – but a Labor warrior".

Festen, for example, he characterises as, "an attempt to make something truthful and honest, that was breathing in a naked way".

The "troll-evoking design" he characterises as: "Effortless, consequence-free, transient anonymity in the service of a goal, such as promoting a point of view, that stands entirely apart from one's identity or personality.

These he characterises as promoting a culture of "every business for itself".

He now runs the Young Foundation which he characterises as 'a "do" tank rather than a "think" tank.' It is, of course - this being Mulgan - the future.

Williams says government's proposal is an advance on the current system, which he characterises as a "perversion of Australian democracy".