Sentence examples for characterised as it from inspiring English sources
And so many of us are afraid that the events of Friday could change Norway forever, characterised as it is by a high degree of openness and egalitarianism.
As we all know, great telly from that particular decade, characterised as it was by successful, sharp-suited horny people hooking up in glass-fronted soulless bars, does not update easily.
The severity of each injury needs to be characterised as it has been shown to relate to health service resource use and economic loss, as does the causal mechanism of injury [ 18].
Even in the course of recent human history, characterised as it has been by millennia of physical conflict, even a modest increase in M-Carn would have conferred advantage to an individual warrior or even a tribe.
In Taipei it is characterised as, "I'll chain myself to the table, if you put the gun down".America is to send a senior envoy to Beijing and another to Taipei to urge restraint.
The opposition is sometimes characterised as liberal.
In contrast, working-class values (which the authors characterise as "it's not just about you") emphasise fitting in.
However, the policy pathway was, as a result of being incremental or 'skipping stages', characterised as making it 'not clear' where HIA is best undertaken.
In the process, it had shackled itself to a form of free-market capitalism inherited from the Tories – characterised, as Miliband saw it, by short-term profiteering, job insecurity, hostility to state intervention and tolerance of grotesque inequalities.
The film's evil may be of the kind Hannah Arendt characterised as banal, but it stands in stark contrast to the romantic Manichaean conflict in the mythic contexts of Peter Jackson's Tolkien films and the Harry Potter stories.
Performed by a cast of black actors, set in an apartment that is wonderfully characterised as "almost gaudy", it's the latest move in Indhu Rubasingham's impressive remodelling of the Tricycle.
