Sentence examples for later characterised from inspiring English sources

He was later characterised as a leading voice of 1960s "kitchen sink" British drama.

Hockney later characterised that world in a single dismissive word: greyness.

He later characterised his generation as being full of people like himself, "successful, obscenely well-educated, and sort of adrift".

It was a period that he later characterised as: 'A festival of puerile self-importance, intense paranoia, fiddled expenses and brilliant creativity.' 'He is incredibly talented to have made that move, from documentary to docu-drama to action feature films,' says Harris.

Compound 32 was also synthesised by the insertion of propene into the Zr C bond of [Cp*ZrBn2]+ and was isolated and characterised by NMR spectroscopy and shown to contain a back-biting Ph Zr interaction which acts to stabilise the cationic metal centre; this compound was later characterised by X-ray crystallography.

He later characterised his life in Etterbeek as being dominated by a monochrome gray, considering it extremely boring.

He would later characterise his high-school years as unexceptional, ironically so given the major role that school life would play in his writing, although it was there that he met his future wife, Nancy Ludwig, whom he married at the age of 20 shortly before dropping out of the University of Arizona.

For him, more is at stake than just the future of HFT and he will later characterise the impending litigation as "a small skirmish against the larger backdrop of the vast accumulation of wealth and political power" that is currently undermining democracy in the west.

As against the earlier observations by many investigators of a bilinear CTOD/CTOA variation, decreasing initially and constant later, characterising the crack growth through other materials, an increasing initially and constant later type of variation is found to be suitable for AISI 4340 steel.

British archaeologists have often interpreted this era as having two distinct phases; the Earlier Neolithic dominated by regional styles of pottery and architecture followed by a relatively abrupt change into the Later Neolithic characterised by new traditions found throughout the British Isles that incorporate structures on a grander scale.

Non-neuronal PPT-A expression early after infection may have important clinical implications for the progression or management of lung disease or infection aside from the well characterised later involvement of the tachykinins during the inflammatory response.