Sentence examples for characterises so much from inspiring English sources

My point is not American power, but rather the double standard that characterises so much British political discourse.

Alinsky's classic text, Rules for Radicals, still offers a practicality and humour, absent from the sour, low-church intellectualism that characterises so much of the European left.

It is an original and daring piece of writing, quite different to the fantastic and the futuristic that characterises so much of teenage fiction writing today.

Parks's keen eye for picturesque decay cannot disguise the poverty that characterises so much of this family's material life, a shabbiness most seek to overcome by carrying themselves in public with superhuman dignity.

I will also - to the extent that anyone will notice - carry on challenging the received wisdom, the group think and susceptibility to spin that characterises so much of the mainstream media.

It was not before time, but even Prince Andrew's departure from his role as the UK's special trade envoy was cloaked in the muted deference that characterises so much of the coverage of the royal family.

My own children did not hear her sing the silly songs that had characterised so much of my own childhood.

He made a powerful case for multilateralism, against the go-it-alone muscularity that has characterised so much of his rhetoric and record.

Born in 1866 in Moscow and brought up there and in the southern city of Odessa on the Black Sea, he was steeped in the habits and passions that characterised so much Russian art from Dostoevsky to modernism.

Brighton and Hove must now move into a ninth era and become an international city or it will slip back again into the mediocrity that characterised so much of the postwar era".

If public and private investment decisions are driven only by the easily measured and easily defined, we will miss out on the breakthrough moments that characterise so much of human achievement and advancement.