Significats de characterise as en anglès

Some of them border on what I would characterise as fortune-telling.

But there are people who GPs would not characterise as liars or cheats.

It has been sent for what government sources characterise as "further work".

The succeeding conflict was easier to characterise as a theatre for heroes.)

They reject what they characterise as condescending and alien perceptions of their best economic and political interests.

The criminal justice system regularly stands witness to terrible acts by those we characterise as ordinary people.

At the University of Cambridge, England, there is what I can only characterise as an ideal Chinese library.

They had their share, unquestionably, along with other influences which it would be inhuman to characterise as mere follies.

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The case is two years old but Mr O'Brien has yet to notch up what any reasonable observer would characterise as a victory.

Unproductive expenditure of what was destined to be expended productively, they always characterise as a squandering of resources, and call it profusion and prodigality.

Rajapaksa and his family have a tight grip on Sri Lanka's economy and on politics which critics characterise as an unusually personalized system of government.

That reflects a caution in owner Stan Kroenke's approach which some frustrated supporters characterise as an emphasis on profit at the expense of football ambition.

Yet what Van Gaal would characterise as scheming football designed to dismantle a side was actually the plodding fare many of the faithful cannot stomach.

Ali Baba, it may be taken for granted, did not intend to characterise as "a flood of twaddle" the whole of Lord Lytton's verse.

The three prominent Independent TDs who came together to form the Social Democrats in July 2015 are offering what they characterise as a relatively (...)