Sentence examples for view characterised from inspiring English sources

Some close to Tony Blair are already urging a more aggressive defence of what he and New Labour stood for, a view characterised by one of those lobbied as "these wimps, they're not doing anything".

It was a view characterised by the Brexit voter who was photographed in Essex wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with the slogan: "Yes!

From the participants' narratives about their daily clinical work, it was evident that a holistic view characterised primary care as a whole.

But these are the lightnesses in a novel that has set itself the task of capturing the conflicts and contradictions that, in Jacobson's view, characterise the position of contemporary British Jews.

The view of identity just put forward (henceforth "the classical view") characterises it as the equivalence relation which everything has to itself and to nothing else and which satisfies Leibniz's Law.

Nothing, in my view, characterises British poetry of the past 50 years more than the "sketch".

James Wood has called him "the greatest of American prose stylists in the 20th century", a view he characterises as "relatively uncontroversial".

He is remembered as England's first vegetarian, though it would be better in my view to characterise him as the first person mad enough to recommend foliage rather than abstinence as the antidote to excess and guilt.

This study has considered monitoring the ultrasonic signal generated by a drilling process, with a view to characterising the parameters of the geotechnical material being drilled and provides a novel method to identify or characterise ground structures.

The data from a test on a sample of fractured granite are interpreted with a view to characterising the phenomena that occurred during the reactive percolation and their impact on the behaviour of the fracture and its permeability.

In many conversations in mid and far north Queensland, in Victorian dairy country, in the tiny autumn-washed towns of the central west and the main street of Tamworth, their view could be characterised as: I don't know much about politics but I know what I like.