Sentence examples for is often charged by from inspiring English sources
At such places, rent is often charged by the bed, not the room.
The Galloways represent one side of a debate that is often charged by undercurrents of bigotry and religious belief.
Using more words in the title than Samuel Beckett employed in the entire texts of some plays, these phrases are hard for a listings browser to ignore – although long names, too, are unpopular with producers because newspaper advertising is often charged by lineage.
In that respect, it puts us in mind of Turner, whose paintings were often charged by elemental drama.
The band's music was often charged by a leftist political ideology.
Based on their reading of the Old Testament, many Rasta men uphold patriarchal values, and the movement is often charged with sexism by both insiders and outsiders.
Regardless of whether the Affordable Care Act is better than the current system, it is not a government takeover, as is often charged; a public option was rejected by the White House and the Democratic Senate.
But law firms were often charging stiff rates for routine work done by trainees.
The Volt and the Nikola One are both electric vehicles in that electric power from the batteries turns the wheels, but the batteries are most often charged by an on-board generator or turbine.
And the movement, more than with any previous works by Mr. Ratmansky, is often powerfully charged by qualities of strain and tension; you notice how dancers move from one position to the next, sometimes as if the air is heavier than water, sometimes as if holding onto each other while the rest of life is pulling them asunder.
