Sentence examples for that characterizes us from inspiring English sources

Maybe loss is the thing that characterizes us.

The immigrants that make up the spine of this multicultural metropolis will not tolerate hateful rhetoric that characterizes us as rapists, killers and thieves.

In the absence of the kind of "broken windows" logic and spectacular military-grade weaponry that characterizes US law enforcement even in small towns, the Parisian police hardly come across as omnipotent (the officer who was executed in the street at the scene of the shooting approached the gunmen on a bicycle).

It is the marked increase in ER+/PR+/HER2- tumors among older women that characterizes US and European populations [ 7].

From the DNA that encodes us, to the fingerprints that characterize us, to our place in the universe and our friend counts on Facebook, we are mathematical marvels.

This is the duality that characterizes "One of Us," especially when Seierstad writes about the murders on the island, which are precisely, explicitly, and technically described, without emotion, but with a distance from everything beyond the bullets' trajectories and the bodies' positions.

Those who thought that the loss of the popular vote in the presidential election and the 50-50 splin in the Senate would force Mr. Bush and Mr. Cheney to govern in a more conciliatory, centrist fashion overlooked the core of extremism (and arrogance) that characterizes the G.O.P. Which brings us to Senator Jeffords.

The negativity that characterizes discourse in this country, the vitriol that dominates debate, bothers Feely.

None of those unpleasantries are present in the cheery tableau that characterizes "Secret Diary," however.

It's not tastelessness that characterizes the Chelsea scene, Mr. Kordelos believes, but a certain thoughtlessness.

The bridge embankments will be clad in the pale dolomitic limestone that characterizes the city.