Sentence examples for it is being characterized from inspiring English sources

Why is it necessary to make that transition?" In other words, he is cueing her to claim that the day of the lyric, abstract ballet — the swan ballet, as it is being characterized here — is over, and that she is leading the charge into a future of knee-slapping ballets that will better represent the American people.

"I would certainly support that release because then the American people would see how comprehensive the FISA application process is rather than the way it's being characterized as secret, dark, behind closed doors".

It's so unfair how it's been characterized.

It's been characterized in Britain as a "lad band," as opposed to a boy band; the songs unslyly reference drinking and fighting; the music moves further into the structure and sonics of European dance music and gives the northern-English accents of the band members Max George and Tom Parker more room to be heard.

It's been characterized as "substance abuse without the substance".

It's been characterized through the ages by both the famous and infamous.

Beyond actually eating tofu, it's also been invoked in creative ways: it's been characterized as a paler form of beef, used to threaten rival MCs, and held up as an unlikely status symbol (not to mention at least one case of an artist blaming its placement in their local Whole Foods for scuppering a romantic tryst).

"I think if anything is somewhat upsetting about it is that my adaptation is being characterized as simply bawdy," he declared.

Given how the new program is being characterized, it's unclear for now whether the opportunity to sell patents to Google is a one-time thing, or a system that Google will again return to in subsequent months or years.

It suits the Conservatives that Ed Miliband is being characterized by the media as an oddball and a loon.

You can make a case for or against that, but it's unfair that the owners are being characterized as a bunch of crooks because of it".