Sentence examples for always been characterised from inspiring English sources

As an institution, the NHS has always been characterised by diversity.

Not only is it a multi-ethnic force today, it has always been characterised by diversity.

To be sure, the dialog between the Met and its continental peers has not always been characterised by soft words.

Drabble's work has always been characterised by astute social observation, a realism borne out of her admiration for Victorian fiction.

Indeed, the history of sexuality in traditional African societies has always been characterised by diversity in sexual practices and identities.

English football, from top to bottom, has always been characterised by its intangible, unquantifiable qualities of spirit, passion, grit, determination and, less notably, "talking".

Secondly, MFL lessons would always be characterised by interactive, immersive, communicative approaches where grammar and new vocabulary are seamlessly interwoven and students are empowered with the tools to explore the language by themselves.

The US-Venezuela relationship has been characterised over the past decade by public spats and outlandish statements, but it was not always so hostile.

If the first two and a half decades of Leonora's life had been characterised by intense adventures, dramas and emotional upheavals, the remainder was comparatively stable – although safety, as she always said, was an illusion in any circumstances.

Fundraising attempts have been characterised by failure.

They also argue this campaign has been characterised by "a loop of misinformation and scaremongering".