Sentence examples for later characterized from inspiring English sources

Mr. Allawi, who escaped unharmed, later characterized the attack as an assassination attempt.

To me, Conant later characterized the trip, along the Salmon River, as a "learning experience".

The first was initially called a success, but was later characterized as an accidental hit.

Gen. Mark S. Martins, speaking later, characterized such complaints as "a bit misleading".

The governor later characterized his victory as a repudiation of Mr. McCain's drive to paint him as a captive of the religious right.

Bundy was annoyed that the reaction to his hurried visit to Pleiku the next morning was later characterized by others as emotional.

She later characterized this advice as one of "several keys that made me understand why, without doubt, my first manuscript had been rejected".

She later characterized his ramblings as "head-spinning" and "crazy" — he seemed to have dissociative-identity disorder — but she remained patient.

The police say they believe she had been drinking during the layover, and she protested in a way that they later characterized as "crying," "hysterical" and "irrational".

She is shortly to embark for Italy, with her aunt as chaperone, in order to "affront her destiny," as Henry James later characterized it.

Boreman later characterized her appearance in "Deep Throat" as rape, yet she also wrote that it was "at once a low point and a salvation".