Sentence examples for got characterised from inspiring English sources

We hated that we got characterised as a bummer thing.

Jimmy Jr got out of jail last year for his part in a £250,000 jewellery heist and is currently staying clear of the guns, money, drugs and crime that have characterised his life so far.

Others have characterised Sani and Tasi'u's relationship as one characterised by "systematic abuse".

The psychologist who helped me to get better characterised the condition thus: imagine your memories are a conveyor belt of cardboard boxes heading towards a final point, where they are processed.

The powders have been characterised to get their crystal structure and stability of diamond using XRD and Raman spectroscopy.

By the end of the lab work, then, as the team struggled to get their part characterised, they made reference to this experience of being channelled towards the biosensor to help explain their sense of distance from their work.

The militia system is characterised as getting a "big bang for its buck".

Fundraising attempts have been characterised by failure.

The talks have been characterised as traditional, with no new "know-how" from policy makers.

Lysozymes have been characterised in several insects.

Since all the world's big economies, except Japan's, are in relatively good shape, there is no impetus for the economic navel-gazing and criticism that has long characterised these get-togethers especially since, as hosts, the Japanese will be determined to deflect talk away from their own, still shaky, economic performance.