Sentence examples for he characterized everything from inspiring English sources
He characterized everything that appeared in his simple tales with three, four, or even five adjectives and then repeated them, like Homer, every time the noun appeared.
Reich captures the enthusiasm, transcendent optimism and hyperexcitement that characterized everything Nelson Rockefeller did, detailing his many accomplishments and highlighting the brilliance and boldness he exhibited in all the roles he played before becoming governor.
Modesty and discretion characterize everything Christenberry touches.
Recognition of the fact that anicca characterizes everything is one of the first steps in the Buddhist's spiritual progress toward enlightenment.
Once they got the data all in one place (Pirhaji described it as "a big hairball with millions of interactions," in a presentation in March), they developed a model to evaluate and characterize everything in it, producing the kind of insights machine learning systems are known for.
Teacher: The Greeks believed that the ideal of moderation, the Golden Mean, or "Nothing in Excess" should characterize everything about being human.
Genetic study of Ae. aegypti is requisite for characterizing everything from its patterns of spread to genetic factors underlying its competence as a disease vector.
He was home, and he loved everything about what he characterized as the most American of American cities — Chicago's people and energy and the consequences of his decisions there.
John Rockwell of The New York Times wrote in 1975 that the Troggs, whom he characterized as "cave-man primitive," were "everything mothers feared their darlings would fall for or turn into".
He characterized himself as "nosy and insistent".
He characterized himself as a sinner.
