Sentence examples for how he characterised from inspiring English sources

"A Jewish businessman behind steel bars" was how he characterised his life as what would now be called a CEO.

"Work out what bits the bank should sell, and send the proceeds to us," was how he characterised the hedge fund's position.

"It was armageddon," is how he characterises the initial response.

This is how he characterises a lot of German theatre, in particular the work of directors such as Thomas Ostermeier – whose Hamlet played the Barbican last year, Sebastian Nübling (Three Kingdoms), Benedict Andrews (Big and Small) and Ivo van Howe of Toneelgroep Amsterdam.

How would he characterise his attitude?

Participants varied in how they characterised these biases, but most described physicians' comfort with trans people in dichotomised terms.

That's how David Cameron once characterised Britain, as he set out his vision to "defuse the demographic timebomb" and use its energy to power the country forward.

"Simple sophistication" is how Mark characterised the style.

The army of the first world war could no longer be treated as the "scum of the earth", which is how Wellington characterised his soldiers, but the reason was not so much a change in attitude as a change in the emotional infrastructure of a society that went far beyond how someone might have viewed the military.

This makes it harder for reviewers to establish how well characterised the antibodies are and thus how reliable the data presented are likely to be.

For example, they help to reveal and explain the recombination landscape across the genome, how recombination rates might differ between the sexes and how species are characterised by structural genomic changes.