Sentence examples for which he characterises from inspiring English sources

Williams says government's proposal is an advance on the current system, which he characterises as a "perversion of Australian democracy".

He now runs the Young Foundation which he characterises as 'a "do" tank rather than a "think" tank.' It is, of course - this being Mulgan - the future.

He contrasts Fina's attitude towards the Efimova case (which he characterises as "let's keep our heads down and hope it goes away") to the alacrity with which they sought to attack the McLaren report.

Shot as a live standup act at the Mildmay Club in Stoke Newington, where Lee plays to his home crowd (which he characterises as "politically correct, Guardian-reading terrorist sympathisers"), the shows consist of long, narrative-driven absurdist monologues, during which he deconstructs not just the warped problematic of contemporary Britain, but that of his own comic persona.

The extent to which Ryle sides with the (then still unpublished work of) later Wittgenstein in rejecting descendents of Mill's theory of meaning is most stark in his "scolding" review of Carnap's Meaning and Necessity which he characterises as "an astonishing blend of technical sophistication with philosophical naïveté" (1949b, 235).

McCartney describes Lennon's lyric as "sardonic" and "against the spirit of the song", which he characterises as "typical John".

Julian Lewis, the Conservative MP who chairs parliament's Defence Select Committee, said he was "extremely surprised" at the claim, which he characterised as "magical".

Ed Woodward, United's vice-chairman, said the club's finances were "solid" despite the absence from the Champions League, which he characterised as an ability to withstand "short-term headwinds".

Donald Trump has been dropped by NBC following the businessman and presidential candidate's tirade of derogatory comments about Mexico, in which he characterised some Mexicans as criminals and rapists.

Rumours circulating this week of thanksgiving that the Pilgrims were socialists got Rush to pondering the deep divides that now exist in America, which he characterised as "those who want to bankrupt us versus those they demand pay for it".

The star allegedly held the family captive to get them to make a video rebutting a television documentary in which Mr Jackson appeared with the boy and said he allowed children to sleep in his bed, which he characterised as non-sexual.