Sentence examples for you've characterized from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush shot back, saying: "John, I don't appreciate the way you've characterized my position.

Suzan Mazur: You've characterized life as "inherently invasive, infective and collaborative".

The report itself, I've characterized it as mainly history.

But if your mind is open to deduction, then you've learned something from having characterized drunkenness: something about the sound, maybe, or something about the rhythm or something about the rubato or the harmony, which helps you create a sense of instability that has to do with drunkenness.

This is not easy without the delightfully unabashed mean-spiritedness we've come to associate with the G.O.P. (Mr. Gingrich once told a group of young Republicans, "I think one of the great problems we have in the Republican Party is that we don't encourage you to be nasty". Tom DeLay has characterized the Environmental Protection Agency as the "Gestapo of the government").

"If you look at the kinds of problems that we have characterized as complications, they are cosmetic complications.

Secrecy had characterized American space projects.

He had characterized the meetings as positive.

This unflagging energy has characterized his entire career.

Some have characterized the call as "drunk dialing".

The Kremlin has characterized Mr. Saakashvili as delusional and dangerous.