Sentence examples for has been sometimes characterised from inspiring English sources

Kid A has been sometimes characterised as post-rock, due to a minimalist style and focus on texture.

These "virgin soil" pandemics had astonishingly high death tolls, and were sometimes characterised by symptoms rarely seen in areas where they were endemic.

"It's a lot better than it's sometimes characterised," he added.

Metallic infrastructure immersed in natural seawater is exposed to important corrosion phenomena, which are sometimes characterised by microorganism influenced corrosion.

The opposition is sometimes characterised as liberal.

Oliver was sometimes characterised as reclusive in both the artistic and social worlds.

Maternal nutrient deprivation has been well characterised in this context.

Skin innervation by cutaneous sensory neurons has been well characterised.

Sometimes the contest has been characterised as a collision between head and heart, and too often on the sloppy assumption that "heart" equals a desire for independence and the "head" is a more rational assessment of the economic future.

"Throughout, this matter has been characterised by delay and muddle.

For a long time, the Federal Republic of Germany has been characterised by a low birth rate.