Sentence examples for characterizes not from inspiring English sources

A palpable urgency characterizes not only the workers in Lower Manhattan but also the quarriers and marble fabricators in Italy.

This distinction characterizes not only the course of pragmatism but also the shaping of Dewey's own thought.

This model characterizes not only the propagation of EM waves, but also other effects such as multipath, soil composition, water content, and burial depth.

They may accomplish this by cultivating an openness toward spontaneity (ziran), which characterizes not only the constantly unfolding universe but the Dao itself.

Dewey once noted that "Peirce wrote as a logician and James as a humanist". This distinction characterizes not only the course of pragmatism but also the shaping of Dewey's own thought.

This high degree of awareness of how dependent our own well-being is on the well-being of our neighbors characterizes not only the German public of today, but also the public in all EMU countries.

Support for trade characterized not only Mongol policy in China but their policy throughout their domains.

In fact, though, the late-twentieth-century crackpot is characterized not by outlandish ambition but by a weird banality.

But I had trouble characterizing not getting to the World Series as failure.

Blogs, as they became a medium unto themselves, have generally been characterized not just by idiosyncrasy, but also by a publishing schedule known only to them.

Many of the city's other industries are also increasingly characterized not by a few large companies, but by sprawling networks of smaller ones.