Sentence examples for has been characterised as from inspiring English sources

No wonder the refugee crisis has been characterised as the greatest humanitarian catastrophe of modern times.

In politics, he has been characterised as a poacher who eventually became gamekeeper.

For years, and with some justification, Ukip has been characterised as the party of the grumpy.

Searching for externally available knowledge has been characterised as a vital part of the innovation process.

Lukashenko has ruled the ex-Soviet republic since 1994 and has been characterised as Europe's last dictator.

Known affectionately among Tory advisers as "Big Phil", he has been characterised as a safe and boring pair of hands.

Set in 1955, Yates's trenchant and heart-rending book has been characterised as the Madame Bovary of Eisenhower's America.

Araucaria has been characterised as a pioneer species and can act as a nurse plant for colonization under its canopy14,15.

Dominated by political leaders firmly opposed to change, denying women their basic reproductive rights has been characterised as democracy in action.

"This has been characterised as me having a score to settle but I became involved principally because I saw a debate that wasn't happening.

Their position now looks increasingly clumsy, especially at a time, after its election defeat, when the Republican Party has been characterised as being anti-women.