Sentence examples for liked to characterize from inspiring English sources

In today's slang, a broad -- as Frank Sinatra liked to characterize the fair sex, now treated more fairly -- is nicer than a slut but is not as trustworthy as a dame or as companionable as a babe".

The Murdoch press likes to characterize professionally esteemed editors like Evans as liberal élitists.

"I don't like to characterize anybody until I meet them," he said.

Would you like to characterize the federal issue that you think governs this?

"Many in the media like to characterize me and other conservatives as far right and extreme.

He likes to characterize himself as the leader of a youth revolt, rather than as a capitalist overlord.

That description also helped her make sense of her desires, which she didn't like to characterize as lesbian.

Rémy likes to characterize himself as a sensual socialist, in contrast to Sébastien, whom he snappishly calls a capitalist and a puritan who has never opened a book.

Vandiver is the kind of man that Dailey likes to characterize as a "regular American," words intended as the highest praise.

Trevor Neilson, the vice-president of Washington CeaseFire at the time, said, "Being a federal prosecutor, he came across as anything but the weak liberal that the N.R.A. likes to characterize as the typical supporter of gun control.

Defenders of the Confederate battle flag like to characterize it as a cherished symbol of a benevolent and oh-so-civilized Southern past, rather than a banner representing the twin abominations of slavery and race hatred.