Sentence examples for that characterized itself from inspiring English sources

Another letter failed to pass muster because it was from a German institution that characterized itself as the equivalent of a qualified institutional buyer.

Emotions are produced subjectively "emotions become elements of sense acquiring a subjective expression…subjective sense as a type of emotional and self-organized unity of subjectivity that characterizes itself in relation to dominant meanings and emotions" (González Rey 2008 p.145).

This is all part of a continuum that characterized my public life.

Intentionally or no, it was just this kind of literal-mindedness that characterized the whole production.

sought to avoid the bureaucratic ineptitude that characterized the agency's early years fighting AIDS.

The class struggle that characterized the conventional world of organized labor would turn into a rout.

"You don't want the beggar-thy-neighbor policies that characterized the Great Depression".

Much of the contentiousness that characterized the First Continental Congress centered on the subject of slavery.

Gone were the tight crosses and swift counters that characterized the first half.

The uneasy manner that characterized his public appearances a few years ago was gone.

It was marked by the same romantic improvisation & youthful enthusiasm that characterized the McCarthy campaign.