Sentence examples for badly characterised from inspiring English sources

It is badly conceived, badly realised, badly characterised, badly paced and above all badly written.

"It is badly conceived, badly realised, badly characterised, badly paced and above all badly written," concluded the reviewer, Adam Roberts.

Elbow's career used to be viewed as a series of mishaps – even after 2001 they had problems with record companies, were signed and dropped, had LPs shelved or badly promoted – and they were characterised as nearly men until The Seldom Seen Kid, and its smash hit, One Day Like This, changed their punchline in 2008.

Though limited in scope, the question-and-answer format is seen as a badly needed upgrade to a procedure characterised for years by boring monologues.

Another third is to be set aside for aid to poorer European regions subsidies characterised in a recent World Bank report as "ineffective, based on incorrect or at least unsubstantiated economic theory, badly designed, poorly carried out and in most cases a source of wrong incentives".

In Britain meanwhile, Tony Blair famously characterised his top priorities as "education, education, education".The Americans, like the British, have known for a long time that their system of large, "one-size-fits-all" public schools was failing badly.

Simons is often characterised as a minimalist.

They're also characterised by their speech.

It was characterised by two conflicting aims.

The study surmised: "Among spouses who either reported less severe problems or were in marriages observed to be characterised by lower levels of destructive behaviour, standards were positively associated with satisfaction over time," but that bringing impossibly high expectations to marriage was as damaging as undermining each other, or communicating badly.

First, how is equilibrium characterised?