Sentence examples for he characterised in from inspiring English sources

At a press conference on Tuesday, for example, he characterised in dark terms the haemorrhaging of classified information to the Associated Press about a secret CIA operation in Yemen to thwart a terrorist attack on an airliner.

However, speaking to Newsnight Mr Karzai dismissed the claim saying he was characterised in this manner "because where they want us to go along, we don't go along.

He characterised his term in Massachusetts as "arduous", and informed the colonial office in November 1760 that he would only accept another governorship if the recently acceded King George III directly ordered it.

Over the subsequent 24 years, 96 of them went on to develop Parkinson's disease.That patients with Parkinson's often suffer constipation is well known James Parkinson himself noted it when he characterised the syndrome in 1817.

He is frequently characterised in his later life as a lustful, egotistical, harsh, and insecure king.

That strategy lasted little more than a few hours until Romney, in the biggest setback to his campaign yet, was confronted with a devastating secret video of his speech to a small, $50,000-a-place dinner for Republican donors in Florida in which he characterised 47% of the American population as freeloaders, dependent on federal government help.

He characterised Canada as languishing in the "laggard" class.

He characterised the upcoming budget in milder terms, saying it would be "responsible, measured and fair".

Nick Clegg has ushered in a new era of brittle coalition politics as he denounced Tory "dogma" and reeled off a list of controversial policies blocked by the Liberal Democrats in what he characterised as an "endless battle" with their partners in government.

In his last Commons speech, in 1992, he characterised his generation as having been "just old enough to be cannon fodder".

When we met Mutati in the Chinese-built government offices in Lusaka, he characterised the difference between the west and China.