Sentence examples for are often characterised from inspiring English sources

The tastes are often characterised as "basic".

They are often characterised as "pop before pop".

The first stages of the ­disease are often characterised by denial.

While millennials are often characterised as optimistic, they face economic challenges that could make them less prosperous than their parents.

Publishers are often characterised as being conservative about the net, so it was surprising when it happened.

These roles are often characterised as "cold", which feels to Weaver like a gendered term designed to debase their humanity.

Deepwater gravitational settings are often characterised by active structures at, or near the seabed.

Such surveys are often characterised by a complex design, stratification, and unequal sampling weights as common features.

At present, models predicting shell multistability are often characterised by a compromise between computational efficiency and result accuracy.

The recent earthquakes showed that the Historical and Monumental buildings are often characterised by high seismic vulnerability.

Carney declines to give any investment advice, but he points out that bubbles are often characterised by 'new paradigm thinking', and excessive leverage.