Sentence examples for been characterised as both from inspiring English sources

He also reminds us that, despite their colours and Shankly's personal politics, the club could often have been characterised as "both conservative and Conservative".

This is not, and cannot be characterised as, regulation of the press.

The Prefecture of Xishuangbanna is characterised as both an epicenter of Chinese biodiversity and rubber production.

Looking at the results, globalization can be characterised as both more complicated and more surprising than was anticipated.

These social systems can be characterised as both structure and agency, emphasising the dynamic nature of context in influencing how programme participants respond to participation.

The SQUIRE guidelines have been characterised as providing both too little and too much information: too little, because they fail to represent adequately the many unique and nuanced issues in the practice and evaluation of improvement 2 3 4 12 13 14 15 16 21 24 25; too much, because the detail and density of the item descriptions might seem intimidating to authors.

For decades they have been characterised as curtain-twitching busybodies obsessed with low-level crime.

His paintings and poetry have been characterised as part of the Romantic movement and as "Pre-Romantic".

In politics, he has been characterised as a poacher who eventually became gamekeeper.

No wonder the refugee crisis has been characterised as the greatest humanitarian catastrophe of modern times.

Araucaria has been characterised as a pioneer species and can act as a nurse plant for colonization under its canopy14,15.