Sentence examples for i've characterised from inspiring English sources

I've characterised the middle-aged as free from the nostalgia of youth, but I suspect that this, paradoxically, is an aspect of the zeitgeist.

"Yes," Brink says "I think that has characterised quite a lot of my life – not necessarily starting and instigating things, but reacting to them.

England may be 2-0 down in this series with just this one more early start for you and I remaining, but if anything has characterised England under Stuart Lancaster then it's progress.

To give just one example of the harmony that has characterised large parts of Islamic history I'd like to go back to its very beginnings.

I was impressed by both the care and great rationality that have characterised the discussion in the UK and led to the final decision.

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.

Others have characterised Sani and Tasi'u's relationship as one characterised by "systematic abuse".

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

The two ideologies that have characterised the histories of other countries have never taken root here.