Sentence examples for he characterised it from inspiring English sources

Wahid, at the time an active Islamic intellectual with the Nahdlatul Ulama, wrote in 1980 that Kubah had poorly realised its potential; he characterised it as a beginner's work: lacking suspense, overly moralistic, and predictable.

He characterised it as a mixture of "indigenous versions of Soviet-style tractor-opera, Italian neo-realism, Hollywood kiddie-cuteness, a dozen Technicolor musical numbers, and, most significantly, a metaphoric overlay of pop Hinduism".

He characterises it as "frustratingly democratic" because when he has said to protesters "take me to your leader", there has turned out to be no leader.

Or is it tense?" – Earnest insisted that he would respect Trump's confidentiality and characterised it as "a consultation".

Yes, Britten was notoriously attracted to adolescent boys; they inspired him, interested him and, as John Bridcut has characterised it in his excellent book and documentary, Britten's Children, he partly thought of himself as a 13-year-old.

Others characterised it as a massacre.

Thomas Aquinas characterised it as "a sin against God".

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.

Describing the short story of which he was a master, VS Pritchett characterises it usefully asa "glancing form of fiction right for the restlessness and nervousness of contemporary life".

If he does so, the DPJ could easily characterise it as evidence of the LDP's arrogance and inability to listen to the wishes of the voters.

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