Sentence examples for felt characterised from inspiring English sources

Thus he stood against the seigneurial contempt for landscape and people that many felt characterised Nicholas Ridley, then secretary of state for the environment.

Mostly it was a lament uttered by senior citizens yearning for a return to values that they felt characterised the pre- and postwar productions of Shakespeare in Stratford and at the Old Vic, a period synonymous with the great names of Laurence Olivier, John Gielgud, Ralph Richardson, Peggy Ashcroft... a period celebrating authentic Renaissance costume in combination with melodious verse speaking.

Rangers striker Jon Daly has urged his team-mates to be wary of the play-acting and gamesmanship from Hearts that he feels characterised the last meeting between the two sides.

What registered as disappointing, therefore, in this second instalment of Valery Gergiev's Berlioz series, was that so much of the score felt insufficiently characterised.

Houser felt the team characterised Michael and Trevor as juxtapositions of each other.

I am here because my wife felt able to characterise my reluctance to take the youngest one to see The Hobbit as an example of my failure as a father, and as a man.

Quite a number of bosses of big companies, even Labour-sympathising ones, tell me that they were made to feel profoundly uncomfortable by Mr Miliband's speech to his conference, because they felt he was characterising them as the enemy - in a return to the politics of industrial confrontation which they believed Tony Blair had ditched forever.

"The 'end of term' feel that has characterised the last few weeks is a familiar part of the political culture," said Anthony Goldman of Nigeria-focused PM Consulting.

North-east India is characterised by deeply felt conservative values, which are likely to have made it difficult for the widows to respond to questions about paid or unsafe sex, even though we had processes in place to assure confidentiality.

However a grave necessity is felt to properly understand and characterise other waste materials as aggregate replacement.

However, it is still felt that the sample is well characterised and clinically relevant.