Sentence examples for characterised as one from inspiring English sources

Characterised as one of "Dave's dolls" by the Times early on in David Cameron's Conservative leadership, Bradley had a late conversion to politics when the company she worked for, KPMG, seconded her to advise the Tories on tax policy in 2002.

Robert Francis says: "Unhappily, the view of nearly the whole board can be characterised as one of denial".

"Indigenous suicide has been characterised as one potential outcome of an intergenerational transmission of mass trauma – including massacres, being pushed off traditional lands, policy resulting in the loss of parent/child attachments (Stolen Generations), social inequality and institutionalised racism".

The hoard of canvases that Turner produced during the last 10 years of his life indicate that, towards the end (a period that Ruskin characterised as one of decline and increasing incomprehensibility), the anonymous, unrelenting churn of the sea became the focus of deep self-reflection.

Rubasingham was born in Sheffield to parents who had migrated from Sri Lanka – her father was a doctor and she was heading in the same direction until a stint doing work experience at Nottingham Playhouse as a 16-year-old – but she doesn't want to be characterised as one of that rare breed, "Asian women in the theatre".

Climate science has been characterised as one of thinking globally but acting locally.

Table 8 reports the organic materials characterised as well as their distribution in relation with inorganic ones (from Table 3).

The opposition is sometimes characterised as liberal.

Music is the most common example of a sound pattern with multiple temporal levels, in contrast to which the typical signal of a metronome can be characterised as a one-level pattern that physically contains only one level at which to attribute pulse.

Using the EPHPP quality assessment tool for quantitative studies, one study was characterised as strong, 24 one as moderate, 25 with the remaining studies classified as weak.

This study was conducted in two topographically distinct cold regions research basins in the north-west of Canada characterised as tundra environments, one an alpine mountain tundra at 60°N and the other a rolling planar tundra at approximately 70°N.