Sentence examples for said characterizations from inspiring English sources

For their part, Turkish officials have said characterizations of their repatriation requests as aggressive and unsupported by the evidence are self-serving.

Friends of the president-elect said characterizations of Mr. Nikolic as being pliable underestimated the tenacity of man so hungry for power that he made four previous unsuccessful runs for the presidency.

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Mr. Faso said that characterizations of his views on abortion and gun control were not germane to the comptroller's job.

Ms. Peters, the spokeswoman for the office, said those characterizations were untrue, and noted that more than 300 people had attended informational meetings held last month.

Administration officials said initial characterizations of the success of the elections referred solely to the fact that they took place at all, despite threats by the Taliban and more than 200 rocket attacks in southern Afghanistan on election day.

Mr. Gonzalez said this characterization was false.

He said the characterization of him as autocratic was "inaccurate".

The commissioner, Bradley M. Campbell, said the characterization was erroneous and not supported by the account given by the hiker, an 18-year-old woman.

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.

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.