Sentence examples for characterised my from inspiring English sources

Serial monogamy characterised my early romantic life, as it does for many people.

But even so, my star reminds me of the most enduring friendship I've had, the optimism that characterised my late teen years and my innate disobedience.

Garrone describes Basile's tales as epitomising "that blend between the real and fantastic which has always characterised my artistic endeavours", a statement that may surprise fans of the director's most celebrated work, Gomorrah, an unflinchingly "realist" portrait of Neapolitan crime and corruption.

One of the first generation of West Indian writers who were able to name their own experience, his work provides a riposte to the derisive reports of four centuries of travel writers who characterised my birthplace as uncultured, unsavoury and irrelevant.

Breathing Room is a departure from "the dark and didactic subject matter that characterised my past installations". .

Everything that characterised my time there as a pupil between 1982 to 1988 comes rushing back and, for whatever reason, my dormant brain often doesn't like it.

"Sadness, not anger, characterises my feelings," said Klausen.

"The guy has been tremendously supportive, always, but then that's what characterises my old man.

But the liberal media will characterise my view as 'throw away the key'".

A weary cynicism characterises my encounters with AI, particularly the tech support bots that doggedly stick to the script and remain impervious to my appeals for understanding.

I am here because my wife felt able to characterise my reluctance to take the youngest one to see The Hobbit as an example of my failure as a father, and as a man.