Sentence examples for characterised the man from inspiring English sources

Bowie's radical and daring approach lasted 10 years, from the tentative trying-out of styles that characterised The Man Who Sold the World (1970) to what is generally recognised as the last truly great Bowie album, Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps) in 1980.

Garfield's particular strength is in characterising the men and women (there are very few of the latter) behind so many different typefaces.

In the words of one man from our previous studies, who characterised the sentiments of several men: 'this program is good but it is not enough as we need more long-lasting solutions.

It is death that characterises the man and each death is different.The style is urgent, simple and spare.

England were over a stone a man heavier and given the head-down charging that characterised the early game, that was a significant advantage.

The companies have characterised the acquisition as a 'merger' which suggests all parties are now looking to Green Man for a future liquidity event such as a sale or further merger.

A century and a half ago, in Das Kapital, Karl Marx characterised the market exchange between worker and capitalist as "a very Eden of the innate rights of man.

A stubborn negativity characterised the insurrection.

Jackson characterised the mood inside the shipyard as "sour".

He characterised the region as a hotbed of monsters, arising from the sexual union of humans and animals.

This is because "[d]ecision, activity, secrecy, and dispatch will generally characterise the proceedings of one man, in a much more eminent degree, than the proceedings of any greater number".