Sentence examples for characterized the work from inspiring English sources

Tony Judt says that I characterized the work of John J. Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt as "slightly but unmistakably smelly".

She characterized the work to repair the problems as "routine remediation," which she said was "usual in this kind of building or in any other building".

As the study noted, "The well-paying middle-management jobs that characterized the work force up to the late-1970s have been eviscerated".

Schiff characterized the work as "the greatest" and "most monumental" of Beethoven's sonatas, "a work that everybody respects and reveres but very few people love".

He was acutely aware of the varieties of poetic style that characterized the work of other authors.

They differ in sensibility, exhibiting neither the compassion nor the sense of mission that characterized the work of the older photographers.

Duvivier's use of "poetic realism," which characterized the works of the avant-garde filmmakers of that decade, won him international acclaim.

And this characterized the working atmosphere.

Dogged earnestness characterizes the work of the Brooklynites Brad McCallum and Jacqueline Terry.

Endorsements of active virtue, as will be shown, would also characterize the work of English humanists from Sir Thomas Elyot to John Milton.

The lines between once separate and meaningful art genres have become so blurred it often makes no sense to try to re-separate them and characterize the work of artists in way.