Sentence examples for characterised by her from inspiring English sources

Those recordings and others of early repertoire, notably by Buxtehude and from the French Baroque, were characterised by her scrupulous choice of instrument for each individual piece and by meticulous scholarly preparation in terms of registration, fingering and articulation.

My friend Zero Quensel, who has died of cancer aged 63, led a colourful life characterised by her commitment to environmental causes, her charitable works and her Sufi faith.

Beyoncé's barnstorming appearance at the Glastonbury festival in June (the first woman to headline there in 20 years) was characterised by her customary gusto and glamour, and saw a largely female crowd singing along – from "All the women who are independent throw your hands up at me", to "Who runs the world?

Additionally, each individual is characterised by her health disposition, which can be either good, (g=1), or bad, (b=1.1).

They're also characterised by their speech.

Having scraped back into power with the support of 54.5 million of the 143 million eligible voters, the Workers' party leader said she recognised the need for change, that her second term would be characterised by dialogue, and that her priority would be political reform – particularly campaign financing and greater representation for women.

While online discourse is often characterised by extreme, polarised opinions, her writing is distinct for being subtle and discursive, with an ability to see around corners, to recognise other points of view while carefully advancing her own.

Her outlook is positive, her company characterised by mischievious humour.

Her style, characterised by its economy and emotional restraint, was strikingly original and distinctive to her contemporaries.

It is also a collection of stories characterised by an imaginative freedom underpinned by her reading.

That year she introduced Boris Blacher's solo sonata to Britain – the Times thought her playing "characterised by seriousness, energy, and warm yet finely drawn tone" – and in 1955 she acquired the 1734 "Willemotte" Stradivarius.