Sentence examples for sometimes characterized by from inspiring English sources
— which is sometimes characterized by critics as a punishment for Church staff members who get out of line — is a volunteer program for self-improvement.
Women from the Shan minority and other ethnic minority groups in northeastern Myanmar are telling stories of rapes by the military that are sometimes characterized by sadism and that human rights groups say appear to be authorized and systematic.
His films -- there were 12 features before "Carlos," as well as shorts and documentaries -- are cerebral and personal but also highly eclectic and sometimes characterized by a cool, sleek eroticism.
Organometallic coordination compounds are sometimes characterized by "sandwich" structures, in which two molecules of an unsaturated cyclic hydrocarbon, which lacks one or more hydrogen atoms, bond on either side of a metal atom.
(Bob Adams, a former N.F.L. tight end who is the vice-president of the Church of Scientology International, said that the R.P.F. which is sometimes characterized by critics as a punishment for Church staff members who get out of line is a volunteer program for self-improvement. "They get frequent breaks, eight hours of sleep, and three healthy meals," he said.
It is sometimes characterized by violent storms.
Computers are sometimes characterized as operating by manipulating sentences in "machine language" in accordance with certain rules.
If svabhāva is regarded as the true nature of phenomena it is sometimes characterized as not brought about by any causal process, as unchangeable and as independent of any other object.
And unlike emeralds, which are sometimes characterized as sleepy and which are by nature delicate, Tsavorite is a tough stone, colored so deeply that it can sometimes seem faked.
The Sophists have sometimes been characterized by their attacks on the traditional religious beliefs of the Greeks (see Greek religion).
The narratives show that GP's consultations with chronic pain patients sometimes are characterized by conflicts and difficult situations.
