Sentence examples for termed him from inspiring English sources

Liberation termed him "a man of four cultures": Jewish, Russian, German and French.

The trustees termed him a "clear and present danger" to campus security.

Years ago a museum curator on Long Island termed him an outsider artist.

It's a tribute to Andrew Jackson's plucky stratagem against critics who termed him a "jackass".

Alastair Campbell, the prime minister's then spin doctor, once termed him a "mate".

He termed him unfit by his training or his record to serve a second term as President.

Exacting standards — it seems fair to term him a control freak — evidently made him a poor team player.

Players such as Cristiano Ronaldo have been known to score profusely but few would term him a poacher.

Inevitably, any Italian director must refer to Federico Fellini, and Mr. De Ritis does not disappoint, terming him "an inspirational figure".

Being accused of being a "Massachusetts moderate," as Mr. Gingrich terms him, may give Mr. Romney more authenticity as he tries to appeal to independents.

They especially praised Hamauzu, terming him a "very skilled arranger and performer".