Sentence examples for you could characterize from inspiring English sources

"I guess you could characterize it as light," he said.

"But I don't think you could characterize that as a setback.

So you could characterize it as either being brazen or being foolhardy.

"I guess you could characterize him as a two-bit thief," said the Queens District Attorney, Richard A. Brown.

"I think you could characterize today as a very sad day," the lead prosecutor, Ama Dwimoh, said after the day's session.

"Prior to this, you could characterize KaZaA as a beleaguered company on the outskirts," said Mark F. Radcliffe, an intellectual property laywer in Palo Alto, Calif.

I thought -- but only the next morning, after a clipped call to 311, the city's information hot line, from which I ascertained that sand theft is illegal -- that this digging could characterize immigration: you take what you can from your home country, toss it into bags and get ready to flee, hoping the grains will last you.

"If one could characterize the war in one phrase, this is an un-American war," he declares.

But far more information would be needed before we could characterize the dynamic operation of even a generic whole brain.

"I could characterize him" — Tourre — "as somewhat of a scapegoat," one of the jurors told the Times after the verdict was issued.

"Fanta is not what I could characterize as a Hispanic brand, but the spirit of Fanta emanated from the sunny, warm tropical places of the world".