Sentence examples for reportedly characterized from inspiring English sources

Last year, the U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan, Karl Eikenberry, reportedly characterized Hamid Karzai as erratic and clinically bipolar.

His reorganization of his country's civil and military administration was overshadowed by his authoritarianism and by the intemperance, cruelty, and depravity that reportedly characterized his military ventures.

Pantaleo reportedly characterized his attack to grand jurors as a "wrestling move," and they apparently bought it.

Astonishingly, it worked: Pantaleo reportedly characterized his attack to grand jurors as a "wrestling ​move," and they apparently bought it.

Their stand was most wittily summed up by a placard reportedly characterizing Donald Trump as "Super-Callous-Fascist-Racist-Extra-Braggadocious".

Among M1 and M2 age classes, higher proportions of parallel-fibered and fibro-lamellar tissues were observed in those taxa characterized by reportedly faster body mass growth rates.

18 The precise mechanism of the differential regulation of miR-214 has not been characterized; however, miR-214 was reportedly upregulated in old mice and was related to decreased liver function, such as alcohol metabolism and glutathione metabolism.

This is particularly important because CRS, especially in its eosinophilic presentations, are singularly characterized by Staphylococcus colonization, which reportedly are present in ∼30% of patients with noneosinophilic CRS, 70% with CRSwNPs, and, strikingly, 90% of patients with AERD and, when present, predict worse outcomes postoperatively.

Gross's time at Pimco was characterized by frequent conflicts with his co-workers and eccentric behavior including, reportedly, banning anyone from talking to him in the mornings.

Israeli officials have reportedly put food in front of striking prisoners, which a lawyer for the Palestinian Authority characterized as "psychological torture".

Raisi reportedly claimed, during a presidential debate, that Saudi Arabia acts only in line with American strategic preferences, and characterized the Saudi government as a "cancerous tumor" in the region that seeks to sow division in the Islamic world.