Sentence examples for characterised best from inspiring English sources

They were some of the most tumultuous months in Irish politics, characterised best by the polar opposite approaches of Dr FitzGerald and his nemesis, the late Charles Haughey.

There's the same raw sexuality, stylish photography and strong aesthetic that characterised the best of those earlier films.

Formulated in the spirit of compromise and pragmatism that has characterised the best of the ANC since 1994, they involve hardly any direct government coercion.

To some, the tentativeness to their approach was suggestive of the spiritual yearning that has characterised the best of their work, even while polarising others; to some, it simply sounded as if the band were beginning to lose their mojo.

Word on the web... Robbie Williams Reality Killed the Video Star "While Williams has some points to make, and often makes them well, he does so lacking in the confident strutting that has characterised his best songs.

However, despite this burden being well characterised, the best preventive coping strategy remains undetermined.

The unsentimental precision about magic that she perfected characterises the best children's fantasies that come after her.

It is a splendid place, with that sort of beautiful oddness that characterises the best of the British seaside.

In this context, the mix of common sense and innovation which characterises the best marketing can be useful.

It's barely more than an anecdote; but these few pages have the instant traction that characterises the best fiction.

He trained in public art at Glasgow School of Art and has the ambition that characterises the best current British art.