Sentence examples for that was characterised from inspiring English sources

The Ramones created a punk sound that was characterised by raw, fast, short songs, and influenced a generation of rockers.

"We inherited a multi-billion pound deficit in defence from the previous government that was characterised by waste and inefficiency under Labour.

But it definitely marks the end of an extraordinary phase in American foreign policy.September 11th gave birth to a foreign policy that was characterised by a heady mixture of optimism and moral clarity.

The wall and internal friction angles of the feed powders were measured and related to the performance of the roll compaction that was characterised by the nip angle and maximum pressure.

The Arsenal manager neglected to add a third aspect, namely the defensive vulnerability that was characterised by the manner in which Mertesacker allowed Shane Long to get the wrong side of him before chopping the Albion striker down, but that was understandable after a win that lifted his side into fourth.

But in the specific contexts of Brixton, Tottenham and other inner-city areas with large black populations in the 1980s, such incidents were perceived as the final straw in a relationship between the police and black communities that was characterised by mutual resentment and a deep distrust.

For two decades, he has sat near the top of a system that is characterised by institutionalised corruption.

Mr Ackermann also spoke of a "new normality" in banking that is "characterised by volatility and uncertainty".

It is also an activity that is characterised by a high degree of mobility, and it often takes place in confined spaces where there is poor hygiene.

So we're talking here that the leadership really has to be committed to a workplace that's characterised by strong human values.

We have entered one of those rare historical periods that is characterised by a shift in global hegemony from one great power to another.