Sentence examples for best characterises from inspiring English sources

5 Which of the following statements best characterises your approach to productivity over the past year?

He says that hope rather than disappointment best characterises his outlook.

The next task is to choose one version of each classical principle which best characterises the desired notion of set.

It is neither the introduction of additional strict rules, nor the very opposite, i.e. a laissez-faire approach often associated with agile management, TEAL or holocratic organisation5, that best characterises Google.

The statistic that best characterises the clinical utility of a test result is the likelihood ratio (LR) [ 5- 7].

Difficulty obtaining one's previous or new 'normal', both physically and otherwise, in combination with the realisation that cancer may return to disrupt one's life again, best characterises the type of distress reported by women in the present study.

And from there, a career best characterised by its absences.

The mood among consumers is best characterised as cautious," Next said in a statement.

That contempt is rooted in a worldview best characterised as classical Zionism.

For much of the season the Mariners have been a side best characterised by their slow, monotonous build up play.

The narrative tone - best characterised as a sardonic empathy - has possible progenitors in Muriel Spark and John Irving, but bears the individual imprint of Greek America.