Sentence examples for that he characterized from inspiring English sources
At early meetings in his studio, the two plotted out an image for her that he characterized as Erté meets Helena Rubinstein.
John C. Danforth, the United States ambassador, said that since a number of nations had found the use of the word "sanctions" objectionable, new language that he characterized as "U.N.-speak for exactly the same thing" had been introduced.
He drove a truck for seven weeks in Alabama some four decades ago, but beyond that, he characterized his existence as "a little of this, a little of that".
And he would not elaborate on whether there would be any "radical" changes, as he also suggested could be a possibility last week, but in their meeting Monday morning, Ryan delivered a message that he characterized as "blunt-force trauma".
Two years ago Joseph Park, then 25, walked away from a $100,000-a-year job as an analyst at Goldman Sachs to start a nifty Web business that he characterized as "Amazon in under an hour".
Mr. Harper announced Wednesday that he has asked an internal security team to begin finding the source of a document leak that he characterized as being "blatantly unfair" to Senator Barack Obama.
He really is very generous in the way that he characterizes people and their motivations.
A former S.D.S. member, Porter now favors a "third way" that he characterizes as "radical-libertarian-progressive".
Sites that he characterizes as "one link out" from the most visible (like The Huffington Post, Talking Points Memo and Instapundit) are entering into the conversation, he argues.
In Austin, legislative hearings and agency planning sessions proceed despite Gov. Rick Perry's vow to fight "on every front available" against a law that he characterizes as "socialism on American soil".
A former dancer, he wages war on the stock attitudes that opera singers recycle generation after generation — for example, the tenorial arm gesture that he characterizes as "Please examine our fine display of jewelry" or "Would you like a pie?" In Curran's scheme, Elena's wayward behavior was the affect of a Romantic-era "flower child" who has been freed from social mores.
