Sentence examples for long characterised from inspiring English sources

Winding, minor-key melancholy and hectic fervour had long characterised Broadway scores, but when Irving Berlin or the Gershwins had evoked a longing for home, a needling nostalgia, they often located it in America's deep south.

Long characterised as aloof or rude, introverts have been getting some good publicity lately.

The trust factor that has long characterised the relationship between Canada and the US may be difficult to sustain under the Trump administration, said Wark.

In the cycle of engagement and confrontation that have long characterised the North's relations with the outside world, this is a period of concessions.

The Government long characterised the plan to weaken encryption as a way of ensuring that intelligence agencies could get into the communications of criminals.

That's all it takes to conjure a world, or at least a 400m strip, of sex games and shots, sunburn and vomit, reality TV and binge-drinking, David Guetta and foam parties that has long characterised Spain's most notorious resort.

Belgrade's treatment by some EU governments has long been characterised by a brazen hypocrisy.

Sea Shepherd have long been characterised by a more violent approach.

MEXICAN politics have long been characterised by a lack of ideology.

The fact that this particular man has long been characterised as tremendously powerful only adds to the mirth.

The scramble for global commercial deals has long been characterised as an arms race between the biggest clubs in Europe.