Sentence examples for so characterised from inspiring English sources

The initial convivial smiles will disappear to be replaced by the more familiar pale-faced grimaces which so characterised his years on Merseyside".

Few careers have been so characterised by excess as that of Paul Gascoigne: excess both in the player's own habits and in the media's response to them.

And, as the novelist Paul Bailey writes in his charming appreciation, Federer plays tennis with rare artistry and grace, and with none of the petulance that so characterised John McEnroe.

The ligand and metal complex syntheses, as well as the structures of the 96 complexes so characterised, are described.

(Levine 1994, ch.2.2) For Rudolf Otto, (1917) whatever is holy or 'numinous' is so characterised on the basis of our non-rational, non-sensory experience of it rather than its own objective features and, taking its departure from Otto's work, one approach has been to argue that the feelings of awe which people feel towards God can be, and often are, applied to the universe itself.

The grammar of emotion, and that driving sense of movement which so characterises the original, are never compromised.

He added: "In just 24 hours so far in Japan, I have had a chance to experience the blend of ancient and modern which so characterises this amazing country.

Jo raises her head from the Aga, raven hair sticking to her flushed face, blue eyes sparkling with the enthusiasm that so characterises her, "Fancy some homemade apple crumble, Adam?".

In another time, De Gea would have saved both the goal and the blushes of a central defensive partnership that so characterises the demise of the club – but good players get dragged down by mediocrity.

Therefore the purpose is to identify the principal metrological characteristics of such machines and so characterise the metrological traceability of the measurements obtained from them.

I say bass-baritone, but Terfel even poached a tenor number – "It Ain't Necessarily So" from Porgy and Bess – and so well characterised was his whining drug-pusher Sportin' Life that you almost bought the vocal deception.