Sentence examples for often characterised as from inspiring English sources

Simons is often characterised as a minimalist.

The tastes are often characterised as "basic".

Bigelow is often characterised as the toughest director out there.

Ravenhill, often characterised as a visceral dramatist, is complicated.

They are often characterised as "pop before pop".

These are people often characterised as humourless Victorian puritans.

Discussions of New College of the Humanities (NCH) are often characterised by as much heat as light, so I appreciate the thoughtful analysis Sylvia McLain advanced on the network this week.

Professionals were characterised as often harbouring doubts about the ability of accreditation to promote organisational and health system improvements.

Athletes with groin pain are often characterised by impairments as well as activity limitations and participation restrictions.

The opposition is sometimes characterised as liberal.

These intimate sections are as often characterised by bittersweet observation as jokes: witness Munnery's reflections on his Paddington-born granddad's so-called "exile" to Marylebone.