Sentence examples for characterized approaches from inspiring English sources

It is freely chosen, personally driven and intrinsically motivated, and has characterized approaches to early childhood education for more than one hundred years, having been valued by Rousseau and Froebel, and later Piaget (Grieshaber & McArdle, 2010).

Throughout the evening Mr. Groves occasionally seemed to be straining his voice in moments of particular fervor or when singing in a high range, but his vivid, thoughtfully characterized approach was commendable.

How should we characterize approaches to OoL science?

Zwart (2001) characterized the approaches in terms of that proposition they judge to be furthest from the truth.

He characterized the approach this way: "Don't shake up the market first on addressability, shake it up on measurability".

Another was less polite, saying Condoleezza Rice, the White House national security adviser, had characterized the approach as "ignore, reward and punish".

Over and over, Prokhorov characterized his approach as patient, methodical and reflective.

"That kind of quantitative rigor characterized his approach to his clinical work and to his work on ionizing radiation," she said.

Zuckerberg characterized this approach as fundamentally inverting the last thirty years of computer-interface design, in that the phone was designed "around people, not apps," a familiar refrain from the company.

They characterized this approach as searching for "a bright spot and then cloning it".

The articles characterized his approach to policy formulation as favoring business over the environment.