Sentence examples for or characterised from inspiring English sources

We are generally lumped in with the rest of the Gove "blob" by the so-called reformers, or characterised as wanting to deny choice to others.

His only appearance at Covent Garden, this is one of the best of his several extant versions of a role, which no one else has ever sung so beautifully or characterised with such passionate subtlety.

In many instances I have seen this done by men who wished to exert their intellect or privilege (a phenomenon brilliantly captured in Rebecca Solnit's essay Men Explain Things to Me or characterised in David Cameron's famous "Calm down, dear" moment).

However, the bonding potential of as-manufactured SLM titanium is largely unknown, and the use of additional hierarchical surface features has not been explored or characterised.

We concentrate on combinatorial seed design problems and consider formulations in which the set of sought similarities is either listed explicitly (RSOS), or characterised by their length and maximal number of mismatches (Non-Detection).

Certainty regarding this topic must be ascribed to ethical and legal condemnation, in both Common Law and Civil Law jurisdictions, of all those attitudes and behaviours of defensive medicine or characterised by the lack of appropriate communication, at the levels of both the structures and the individual doctor-patient relationship.

Comparing black people to animals, or characterising them as primitive jungle creatures, are classic racist tropes, and ones made by Marvel's writers even as they sought to empower their character.

Bishops, too, should, on the whole, avoid drinks receptions at the Irish Embassy and anything that could be in any way interpreted as denying the existence of God or characterising their opponents as Nazis.

Second, reports based on the NPHI consider each health indicator separately, failing to identify or characterise overlapping health needs.

This study has considered monitoring the ultrasonic signal generated by a drilling process, with a view to characterising the parameters of the geotechnical material being drilled and provides a novel method to identify or characterise ground structures.

Currently there is a lack of appropriate or standard tests to identify or characterise many nanoparticles as well as a lack of toxicological data [ 13] and population exposure measurements [ 11, 15- 18].