Sentence examples for was being characterized from inspiring English sources

In his resignation letter, Mr. Friedman said his public service on the board was being characterized as "improper" despite his compliance with the rules.

What could have been one of Mr. da Silva's crowning achievements as president of a country ascending on the global stage was being characterized as a misstep that could dent the legacy of the popular president.

French voters went to the polls on Sunday in what was being characterized as perhaps the most dramatic and consequential election in the postwar era, with the Socialist candidate, François Hollande, widely expected to defeat the incumbent, President Nicolas Sarkozy.

He rejected suggestions that Sinn Fein had been summoned to a meeting that he maintained was being characterized by the press as a cross "between 'High Noon' and 'Gunfight at the O.K. Corral.' " Mr. Adams said that Sinn Fein wanted to see the end of all paramilitary groups, including the I.R.A., and that his party had been pursuing that goal by taking part in the peace effort.

"Everything was being characterized as a potential conflict," he said.

In the early 20th century in Brazil, as Leishmania was being characterized in Europe, Carlos Chagas (1878 1934) identified the new protozoan Trypanosoma cruzi, its invertebrate host, and insect vector as well as pathological aspects.

Traditional HRM was is characterized by a lot of errors, complicated and slow processes and heavy administrative load.

You all now are being characterized as unsophisticated barbarians.

Bad news for Borders: its road to recovery is being characterized as "unrealistic" and "doubtful".

Senator Joseph I. Lieberman's recent support of President Bush's Iraq policies is being characterized as disloyal to the Democratic Party.

"I think if anything is somewhat upsetting about it is that my adaptation is being characterized as simply bawdy," he declared.