Sentence examples for said characterized from inspiring English sources

In one, each stanza began with a word that he said characterized Mr. Putin's Russia: Autocratic.

In the documentary interview, former Sgt. Matt Novak emotionally described the culture of greed and confiscation that he said characterized the entire present war.

He said he hoped Mr. Kancharla's sentence would be a deterrent to the "variety of schemes and conniving" that he said characterized the building business.

Ms. Bermingham's supervisor, with whom she had had a few run-ins, chimed in with a few remarks that Ms. Bermingham said characterized her personality as unproductive and ineffectual.

President Jacques Chirac of France, speaking to reporters before attending the Monterrey meeting this week, took issue with the slogan "trade not aid," which he said characterized the 1990's view of development.

He did predict that at some point fairly soon the major studios would get together and agree to a voluntary code of ethics to forestall some of the cutthroat tactics and negative campaigning that he said characterized this year's contest.

"I don't know yet," he said, characterizing his chances.

"There's a dirty-martini drinker out there," he said, characterizing that drinker as "smoky".

"This is not only 'Build a bomb,' " Bueno de Mesquita said, characterizing their position.

"Oh, my gosh, it got blown out of proportion," Smith said, characterizing the fallout as a "Hatfield-McCoy thing".

Mr. Levy said he believed merit pay could be most effective if it encouraged the teamwork that he said characterizes the best schools.