Sentence examples for said a characterization from inspiring English sources

At the Tribeca festival screening "Still Walking" was introduced as a homage to Yasujiro Ozu, Mr. Kore-eda said, a characterization he takes issue with.

"We kind of screwed it up," Allen said, a characterization that seemed ill-fitting for a team that has won the Eastern Conference twice in three years with steady execution.

Solicitor General Gregory G. Garre, who represented the two officials, said such a characterization of the policy merely described "a perfectly lawful law enforcement program".

The response to my piece, however, included criticism from some Gorsuch defenders, including a gay student of Gorsuch's at the University of Colorado at Boulder, where Gorsuch teaches, who accused me of portraying the judge as homophobic and said such a characterization couldn't be further from the truth.

"The bottom line on the Politico story is that it is categorically false and the characterization is offensive," said a spokesperson said in a statement.

The manual says a taxpayer's characterization of what constitutes a single activity will be accepted unless it is "artificial and cannot be reasonably supported".

(For his part, Mr. Wolfe stood by his characterization, saying a national hero was someone seen as "a great protector" of the people.

"I don't think I'm a flamethrower," he said, responding to a characterization used by Mr. Booker.

We have always said this is a characterization of Ashurbanipal as done by a 20th-century artist.

According to union officials who were present, he said that was what the donors wanted; a company spokeswoman said that characterization was inaccurate.

The Rev. Franklin Graham, chief executive of his father's association, said the characterization had been added by a staff member and should never have been on the site.