Sentence examples for it's characterised from inspiring English sources

It's characterised by feeling optimistic, having more energy and feeling mentally sharper and more creative.

It's characterised by an acute fear that someone – anyone – is stealing your idea when it's just that, an idea, and is therefore unprotectable.

I can't quite describe it, but it's characterised by mainly not wanting anyone to wander on stage and punch Adam Lambert in the knees for being a precocious tool.

It's characterised by slightly chunkier styling, a 15mm raised ride height, four-wheel drive on demand and a predilection for occasional all-terrain work-outs thanks to its tractable off-road driving mode.

Hence, the Ruhr Valley region can be discerned as an 'extreme case' [58] since it is characterised by its very urban and highly industrial nature.

Parveen Akhtar, lecturer in sociology at the University of Bradford, said that Britain's ethnic makeup no longer showed "diversity": instead, it is characterised by "super diversity".

It was characterised by persistent fouling (73 frees were awarded in total ) and Tyrone's defensive tactics.

It was characterised by two conflicting aims.

It is characterised by a fear of silence.

It is characterised, like all her work, with love.

It is characterised by changes in memory, behaviour and personality, difficulty thinking and reasoning.