Sentence examples for what he characterizes from inspiring English sources

"Results matter," Warner often says, contrasting his record with what he characterizes as the Bush administration's incompetence.

On the trail, Mr. Obama has made a talking point of what he characterizes as Mitt Romney's stated belief that ending the war in Iraq was a tragedy.

Echoing the concerns of Democrats and Republicans alike, Mr. Rohrabacher is also sharply critical of what he characterizes as the ambiguous and cloudy goals of the space program.

Peter Griffin — he's a retired British businessman who has worked in what he characterizes as entirely legal and well-regulated trade with Khan over a long period of time; he's never been charged with or convicted of a crime.

If the wire services that Breitbart aggregates, and the bloggers he recruits, serve as his content providers, then Breitbart might be called a malcontent provider — giving seething, sneering voice to what he characterizes as a silenced majority.

But the minute he tries to analyze the psychological compulsions that drove the Witch to become what he characterizes as a "feminist assassin," he reduces her to just another male fantasy of an angry woman.

Kempe reported on what he characterized as an invisible epidemic.

But Mr. Currier expressed fatigue with politics and what he characterized as "secrecy in Washington".

On some issues, Mr. Mueller sought to dispel what he characterized as unfair accusations.

Rubio turned on Christie, attacking him for what he characterized as a liberal record in New Jersey.

His speech also emphasized what he characterized as special interests' grip on Washington.