Sentence examples for characterised as a regular from inspiring English sources

Cleopatra playing "billiards"; an ancient Briton mocked as a "base football player"; Pistol, living in early 15th-century London, characterised as a regular at the Playhouse - these were all part of Shakespeare's preference to keep his audience colloquially involved and in a state of spontaneous recognition rather than satisfied scholarship.

In general, a plaque's surface can be characterised as smooth, irregular or ulcerated [4], with smooth referring to a plaque with regular luminal morphology (Fig. 1).

The opposition is sometimes characterised as liberal.

Simons is often characterised as a minimalist.

The Mandelas cannot be characterised as a political dynasty.

Ravenhill, often characterised as a visceral dramatist, is complicated.

We hated that we got characterised as a bummer thing.

A doodle consisting of random scribbles was characterised as a map of the tube station.

She was not keen to be characterised as a woman architect, or an Arab architect.

Often characterised as a right-winger, Rock strenuously resists being pigeonholed.

He was later characterised as a leading voice of 1960s "kitchen sink" British drama.