Example sentences of "described him as [art] " in BNC.

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1 A PEER with a distinguished war record who became a Conservative minister , Warden of Winchester College and businessman , yesterday described to a High Court jury his horror when he realised a pamphlet described him as a war criminal .
2 Ramsey described him as a character , without popular appeal , donnish , with no great interest in his big rural diocese , but full of wisdom and learning , and eager for friendship with young men .
3 Steve Cauthen , having his first race ride on Arazi yesterday , described him as a suitable type for Epsom .
4 Mr Ken Maginnis , MP for Fermanagh and South Tyrone , described him as a ‘ very fair man ’ who was easy to communicate with .
5 The doctor , a man named Champney , realised he could do no more for her but , on hearing of the stranger ( Mary Ashley did not know Tawell , but described him as a Quaker ) , he set out to trace him .
6 Eamonn McCann described him as a ‘ passionate Republican , much given to violent rhetoric ’ .
7 ‘ He was given the title of honorary research assistant but articles began appearing in newspapers which described him as a consultant , ’ says a doctor who knew him .
8 A friend described him as a charming rogue ‘ always on the make ’ .
9 Dr Thomas Arnold in 1836 described him as a man of incomparably greater genius than any of the Anglican divines and theologians , and to have given a far truer and more edifying picture of Christianity .
10 MICHAEL WINNER and I ceased to be on speaking terms after I described him as a very average director who made very average movies .
11 Patients at Dr Jordan 's 1,530-strong practice yesterday described him as a ‘ conscientious grafter ’ .
12 Tony McGeorge , defending , described him as a friendly , likeable and highly respected farmer .
13 Hayling in turn was delighted to meet a man whose friends described him as a ‘ non-conformist ’ compared with most City types , and one who had strong views about the way City investment was dominated by political advantage .
14 At the beginning of the previous month , he had given a reading in New York where one observer described him as a " hot ticket " .
15 She made Fred see himself only as she described him as a man who was deliberately making his now pregnant wife unhappy .
16 Bede says that he was in exile for the purposes of study and he subsequently described him as a most learned man ( HE V , 12 ) .
17 Grandison described him as a ‘ dearly loved member of our household and a valuable and willing servant to us and to our church of Exeter ’ ; and next year wrote to the abbot and convent of Sherborne to commend to them a young man , J. de Sparkeforde , son of Master Thomas de Wytteneye ‘ whose industry is of special value for the repair and in part new building , by his skill , of the fabric of our church of Exeter ’ .
18 Hubert described him as a man of very great genius and originality ; a man of learning but also of much modesty and simplicity of character .
19 " Sir Edmund described him as a financier of sorts . "
20 He often described him as a truly Christian Prince . ’
21 He received a partial endorsement from Hawke , much to the chagrin of senior ALP figures , when the former Prime Minister described him as a personable , articulate and presentable candidate " who offered a real alternative for a lot of people " .
22 Mrs Summerchild was not available last night for comment , but neighbours described him as a reserved man who was devoted to his family , and who had a passion for music .
23 Judge Inge Berstein described him as a ’ nasty bully ’ .
24 Allison Hillhouse , the Scottish director of Action for Smoking and Health , which backed Mr McTear 's legal action , described him as a very brave man and said his death was a sad event to everyone .
25 Oh there was this interview with Mick Jagger yeah but like it must have been written about cos they described him as a neanderthal rocker .
26 The citation described him as an officer of extreme gallantry , with the qualities of coolness and high powers of leadership under the most trying circumstances .
27 In a famous description of Basil III , the Imperial Ambassador Sigismund von Herberstein described him as the most despotic sovereign on earth .
28 They described him as the " enemy of all chastity " and ascribed to him the intention of founding an abbey of prostitutes in which the offices of abbess , prioress and so on would be distributed according to the professional skill of the inmates .
29 Malcolm Muggeridge later said that Burgess ‘ gave me a feeling of being morally afflicted in some way ’ , and described him as the ‘ sick toast of a sick society ’ .
30 His claim that we described him as the IRA 's Chief of Staff is untrue .
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