Sentence examples for been characterised as a from inspiring English sources
In politics, he has been characterised as a poacher who eventually became gamekeeper.
Miles has often been characterised as a dove for not voting for higher rates nor expressing concern over loose policy.
Known affectionately among Tory advisers as "Big Phil", he has been characterised as a safe and boring pair of hands.
How strange she had been characterised as a street-smart girl yet was unable to resist Mr Kidder's advances.
Searching for externally available knowledge has been characterised as a vital part of the innovation process.
Araucaria has been characterised as a pioneer species and can act as a nurse plant for colonization under its canopy14,15.
Any attempt to understand the referendum vote in a different way has, under Mrs May's leadership, been characterised as a defamation of her one true Brexit.
It has also been characterised as a gesture of defiance against religious extremists' attempts to erase evidence of the Middle East's pre-Islamic history.
The scramble for global commercial deals has long been characterised as an arms race between the biggest clubs in Europe.
Krueger has usually been characterised as "an overly cautious commander who impeded MacArthur's fast-paced strategy".
