Sentence examples for which characterised from inspiring English sources

Monbiot reportedly waved a charge sheet in the air which characterised Bolton as a war criminal.

However, this image implies a certain blandness which characterised neither his life nor his music.

Trump's remarks are typical of the mudslinging which characterised large stretches of the debate.

Voters still mindful of the solidarity which characterised the mining industry in Fife as elsewhere, may have remembered that.

This is a huge improvement on the mealy-mouthed hesitations which characterised his government's initial response to the Arab spring.

The denial and aggression which characterised Shell's approach at the time of the Brent Spar campaign and the hanging of Ken Saro-Wiwa have gone.

Fatos Kongoli's first novel, The Loser, evokes the climate of terror and despair which characterised daily life in Albania under the Hoxha dictatorship.

Drugs arrived and found an unhappy home … That was the environment of hopelessness and fear which characterised the Thatcher era for what had been the working classes.

Throughout Comfort's career, it was his ability to be deeply and simultaneously engaged in a variety of fields which characterised his activities.

The singlemindedness which characterised RLS's desire to pursue his vocation was common to the lighthouse Stevensons who, once they embarked on a mission, gave it their unswerving devotion.

But the prosecution, which characterised the case as embracing the "four Ls of murder - love, loot, lust and loathing", says the evidence against Bosch is overwhelming.