Sentence examples for characterises the man from inspiring English sources
It is death that characterises the man and each death is different.The style is urgent, simple and spare.
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.
The man's condition, which in earlier works might have been characterised by hope or helplessness, has turned to "sullen rage".
The essence of the old World Cup winning captain – the pragmatist, the man whose toughness defined a different, more uncompromising kind of Brazilian attitude – characterised a feisty win.
Although expression and epigenetic differences of imprinted genes have been extensively characterised in man and the mouse, little is known on livestock species.
Based on personal interview reports the men were characterised as smokers or non-smokers (including ex-smokers) according to smoking status at age 50.
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.
The same timidity characterises the new plans.
What characterises the Canadian character?
What characterises the landscape of murder?
