Sentence examples for characterized so much from inspiring English sources

But the vacant intensity that has characterized so much of Amis's work flourishes here too.

This wavering position between socialism and liberalism, which characterized so much of his career, proved to be his political testament.

During World War II Hollywood churned out combat pictures and home-front melodramas with the speed and efficiency that characterized so much wartime production.

Second, Singaporean leaders realized they had to break the pernicious, self-sustaining cycle of inequality that has characterized so much of the West.

He has a feeling for the homely details of everyday life that characterized so much of Rembrandt's work, as well as, on occasion, a monumentality and intensity of emotion that the later artist could reach as well.

In the 1990's, the sleek, androgynous look that characterized so much of fashion from Prada to J. Crew to the Gap left the bikini eclipsed by the streamline, less provocative one-piece tank suit.

In describing the seminar and its members, Bateson resorts to the self-conscious verbal tiptoeing that characterizes so much of contemporary social science.

Dreams deferred and defeated characterize so much of the Jersey atmosphere, from Bruce Springsteen's ambitious desperados dancing in the dark to Snooki's manic flights of desperate ambition.

All of these movies dispense with the stylistic navel-gazing that characterizes so much recent indie filmmaking, and show directors interested in making movies about subjects other than themselves, their friends and their favorite movies.

Some juxtapositions work better than others, but the compulsive patterning, obsessive repetition and eccentric textures that characterize so much Art Brut and outsider art run like electrical currents through the show.

In the last four years the company, from the corps upward, has begun dancing with more of the off-balance stretch that should characterize so much of Balanchine's classicism.