Sentence examples for he characterises with from inspiring English sources

The fullest published theory, and closest to the modern account, is to be found in Mirimanoff's work published in 1917 and 1921 (see Mirimanoff 1917a,b, 1921), though he doesn't take the final step of identifying the sets he characterises with the ordinals (for an account of Mirimanoff's work, see Hallett 1984: 273 275).

(Typically, he characterises these naked puppets with real skill).

Perhaps that is not a surprising perspective for a film-maker who grew up in what he characterises as "an atheistic household" with a Jewish father and an Italian-Catholic mother.

While he has no time for the far-right party – "I was born in Uganda, grew up in Swaziland, Botswana, Zimbabwe and South Africa and left South Africa because of profound disagreement with apartheid" – he characterises recent changes in France as "not so much a question of being anti-Muslim, but being so dead tired about having to be politically correct".

How would he characterise his relationship with the chancellor?

He characterised Apple's relationship with the Irish subsidiaries as "cost-sharing agreements" and said the subsidiaries shared risks as well as rewards.

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.

Sinclair disagreed vehemently with what he characterised as the view "that there was no future in consumer electronics".

In the film, Mr Jackson acknowledged sharing his bed with children, although he characterised it as innocent and non-sexual.

Each song is immediately characterised with a new musical idea; the writing is tangibly evocative.

Sad, deluded Cooper is characterised with such consummate ease that one wonders how much of it is made up.