Sentence examples for he was characterized from inspiring English sources

Even as a military commander he was characterized more by caution and deliberation than by dash and flamboyance.

He was characterized by his contemporaries as particularly quiet and fastidious, qualities that are found in his paintings.

As the reputed rainmaker of revenue, he was characterized as commissioner to all, though few, if any, addressed him by title.

He was characterized by contemporaries as phlegmatic, but he may have had an antic streak; in one of the plays that augmented the pageants, bullfights, hunts, and other diversions during Philip IV's reign, Velázquez performed the role of a countess.

Because he was a confirmed Democrat and an unfailing supporter of Andrew Jackson and because his style of political oratory became so popular that he was characterized as the "Napoleon of the stump," his political career was assured.

In another line of inquiry that appears to test Mr. Ford's vulnerabilities, he was characterized as a carpetbagger, a member of the National Rifle Association, a flip-flopper on the issue of legalizing same-sex marriage and a Wall Street executive who has not disclosed his bonus.

But the way he's characterized on the cover of Vanity Fair is as "Germany's Head Nazi".

There is consensus that HE is characterized as a spectrum of neuropsychiatric symptoms in the absence of brain disease, ranging from overt HE (OHE) to minimal HE (MHE).

So, too, says Socrates, is it a norm of justice in the sense that he's characterized that you will have piety for one's parents.

On the basis of sound bites recorded on his way to court, he is characterized as the kind of guy who orders executions the way other New Yorkers order coffee.

Its protagonist, Roger, is a cipher: "He enjoyed all the things you like doing, to play and have fun," is how he is characterized, in a description that would barely satisfy a fifth grade E.L.A. teacher grading a creative-writing homework assignment.