Sentence examples for have long characterized from inspiring English sources
But few Chinese trust such assurances from a man their leaders have long characterized as a conniving monster.
Of course, wood-frame homes have long characterized the South End, in addition to older row houses and attached brick co-ops.
Opened about a year, the 16 yurts perched along the ridge above Highway 1 embody the natural beauty and off-the-grid living that have long characterized Big Sur.
The California Senate this weekend approved a bill intended to discourage the kind of sprawling suburbs and crawling traffic that have long characterized the communities where many of the state's 38 million people live.
Attitudes also play a big part, technology executives say, since transactions conducted over networks have a kind of transparency that is anathema to the cozy relationships and under-the-table deals that have long characterized business in the region.
The declining rates for blacks represented a significant shift in the racial makeup of the United States' prisons and suggested that the disparities that have long characterized the prison population may be starting to diminish.
Some have been quick to link the incident to the byzantine politics and history of infighting that has long characterized the Bolshoi theater.
This subcolony was independent of Hobart until 1812, a harbinger of the intense regional feeling (sometimes becoming acrid jealousy) that has long characterized the Tasmanian experience.
For Russia, that reward appeared to have come already in the form of much toned down criticism from Western countries of its war against Chechen separatists, whom Moscow has long characterized as terrorists.
Boundless egotism has long characterized those drawn to the film industry, and an abrasive style, not to say boorishness, has been typical of its powerful figures since Louis B. Mayer's day.
