Sentence examples for that characterised him from inspiring English sources

In his speeches, he shows little of the genial humour that characterised him in the decade before he won North Devon, when he was well known to me as a lobbyist.

The Scott myth lasted until the final quarter of the 20th century, when it was replaced by one that characterised him as a "heroic bungler" whose failure was largely the result of his own mistakes.

A commentary by Marcello Sorgi in the Fiat-owned newspaper La Stampa on Friday said "political logic" was not driving Mr Berlusconi but "that mixture of intuition, a sense of adventure and a zest for challenges that has characterised him throughout his long career".

And these early comments are steeped in the humanity that has characterised him ever since.

A political rhetoric that characterises them as wilful criminals rather than helpless victims is as unworthy as it is untrue".

But one detected in him the same attitude that characterised Mark Waugh on his second tour here, that no one was quite good enough to bowl to him.

Corbatta's private life may have been a mess, but on the pitch he prospered, playing with the humour that characterised the golden age, anecdotes coagulating around him.

Not by abandoning the caution that characterised Alex McLeish's and Walter Smith's teams away from home.

His leg‑breaks were gentle rollers, not the buzz-saw rip-snorters that characterised his career.

We are back into the one-more-heave coverage that characterised John Major's fading days.

Why did you move away from the platform gameplay that characterised the original two Banjo games?