Sentence examples for has characterised the from inspiring English sources

Truss has characterised the proposed changes to streamline the industry as a cut to red tape.

One charity head last week praised the modest determination that has characterised the unit's work.

A more careful consideration of the Negro's social problems has characterised the period 1910 26.

These attacks on aid workers are symptomatic of the brutal violence against civilians that has characterised the conflict so far.

The scenes of violence in Athens shattered the mood of calm that has characterised the financial markets this year.

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

Much of the current backbiting that has characterised the debate in recent days turns everyone off politics.

This is a far cry from the paranoia that has characterised the relationship between Christianity and Hollywood in the past.

(The Coalition has characterised the policy as unfunded spending by a party that struggles with economic forecasting).

To highlight the breadth of the abuse that has characterised the past week, Allsopp reads out, unprompted, highlights.

In Syria, he has characterised the Russian and Assad regime bombardment of the opposition as a war on Islamic extremism, again emulating Moscow's line.