Sentence examples for which they characterized from inspiring English sources

The police have not yet offered a motive for Sunday's attack, which they characterized as "a domestic terrorist-type incident".

Several, none willing to be quoted, independently used the word disaster to describe both scandal and response, which they characterized as wait-and-see.

The Clinton campaign held a conference call for reporters on Tuesday to rebut Trump's plan, which they characterized with audible disdain.

Two military officers said the behavior General Kennedy cited in the complaint involved inappropriate physical contact, which they characterized as fleeting.

In addition to the company's other freight these players are bringing over more than 100 roles to play concurrently, which they characterized as extremely rewarding, if mentally taxing.

Representatives of AT&T and American Express said the two companies sometimes offered incentives -- which they characterized as a standard practice -- in co-marketing deals with other entities, but declined to be specific.

Generic drug companies and insurers are taking their own steps to oppose or amend the state bills, which they characterize as pre-emptive moves to deter the use of biosimilars, even before any get to market.

Or, if it's not, it is what three very young producers from Bristol Gemmymy, Joker, and Guido — call their sound, which they characterize as more melodic, and perhaps more appealing to the ladies, than regular dubstep.

Two decades later, those former officials — including Otto Reich, Roger Noriega and Daniel W. Fisk — view Honduras as the principal battleground in a proxy fight with Cuba and Venezuela, which they characterize as threats to stability in the region in language similar to that once used to describe the designs of the Soviet Union.

The Sklars offer a serio-comic riff on the Eliot Spitzer scandal, in particular the reaction to it among Jews, which they characterize as "This is bad for Jews everywhere" — even "bad for Rod Carew," the star baseball player who converted to Judiasm.

Enough to charge "small electronics at arbitrary typing speed greater than 100 characters per min", according to the team — which they characterize as "a giant leap compared to previous reports".