Sentence examples for has characterised him from inspiring English sources

And these early comments are steeped in the humanity that has characterised him ever since.

Labour's plan is to give Miliband as much exposure to television audiences as possible to give viewers the chance to see him unmediated by the press, much of which on the right has characterised him negatively.

A commentary by Marcello Sorgi in the Fiat-owned newspaper La Stampa on Friday said "political logic" was not driving Mr Berlusconi but "that mixture of intuition, a sense of adventure and a zest for challenges that has characterised him throughout his long career".

Yes, Britten was notoriously attracted to adolescent boys; they inspired him, interested him and, as John Bridcut has characterised it in his excellent book and documentary, Britten's Children, he partly thought of himself as a 13-year-old.

This pattern has characterised recent Octobers.

China has characterised its relationship with Africa as "win-win".

Blair has characterised her confidential messages to Clinton as harmless.

Bland, consensus-driven populism has characterised European politics post-Thatcher.

This is significant in the 'old vs young' struggle that has characterised Italian politics recently.

Terence Davies has characterised The House of Mirth by Edith Wharton as Jane Austen with the gloves off.

Thereafter he settled into that amble that has characterised his time on Tyneside.