Sentence examples for characterized so many from inspiring English sources

Then, too, the prelude to Saturday's election was relatively free of the violence that characterized so many earlier campaigns.

Stock prices moved broadly higher yesterday in a session that lacked the volatile swings that characterized so many trading days in April.

Drunkenness and promiscuity characterized so many of her liaisons that Mr. Gill is kept extremely busy describing the angry wives and girlfriends who tolerated Peggy for only two reasons: because they had no choice and because she had money.

"When the Saddam Hussein regime fell in Baghdad, one of the first lines of public questioning was how the newly liberated Iraq could avoid the mismanagement of its oil that had characterized so many other Middle Eastern counties".

That landmark decision in Brown v. Board of Education began the dismantling of the dual school systems — one for white kids, one for black students — that characterized so many of the nation's communities.

As I contemplate my own retirement a few years hence, I do not look back upon "arrogance and greed that characterized so many of our actions as corporate officers" in a "vacuous" corporate environment.

They create the behind-the-scenes lobbying, venting, and complaining that characterize so many organizations.

To the ethnic and economic separateness that already characterizes so many towns and neighborhoods, these places add age segregation.

And it is blessedly free of the excessive weight and oakiness that characterize so many California chardonnays.

But it has a strong undercurrent of nostalgia, of youthful-paradise lost, which characterizes so many of his plays.

"The secret is to move beyond the melodrama that characterizes so many Korean films," Mr. Shim said recently through an interpreter at Younggu Art's Los Angeles offices.