Sentence examples for what characterised from inspiring English sources

8 In England and Wales, what characterised a "thankful village"?

What characterised all of the actions and protests by these women was that they were peaceful and, they would argue, lawful.

What characterised British culture in the 20th century was a radical, democratic impulse to free the glories of "art" from the privileged preserve.

What characterised those horses was their ability to perform with regularity at Group One level and, most importantly, at a variety of distances to showcase speed and stamina.

But if what characterised relations between those poles is this long running perpetual complaint of being hard done by, of not being treated right, I believe that has a long term corrosive effect.

Johnathan Young, who worked as a show runner on the first episode and later became one of its directors, says what characterised it from the early stages was the "high volumes of feedback from the audience" – a show that captured the country's imagination before the days of reality TV shows and social networking sites.

What characterises the Canadian character?

"Well, that is what characterises English football.

What characterises the landscape of murder?

What characterises sceptics is their lack of certainty.

He says what characterises her, and not only in her music, is a love of precision.