Sentence examples for work is characterised from inspiring English sources
His work is characterised by a similar poetic naturalism.
His work is characterised by the use of reclaimed materials.
Most of his previous work is characterised by a wry, humorous, ironic third-person narrative that observes the action from a distance.
In the theatre, Mendes's work is characterised by a quickness and a clarity and a peerless respect for words – in Stoppard's description, 'always interesting but never crazy'.
The citation could not be bettered for accurate succinctness: "His work is characterised by elegant experiments, skilful analysis and insightful explanation of observed phenomena".
Much of their work is characterised by iterations of simple phrases, often in a form known as systems music, but this repetitious technique can be found across a huge spectrum of artists.
His best work was characterised by a remarkable breadth and depth of knowledge, elegant analytical clarity, empathy with the "little man" and a love of the telling detail.
Apart from a couple of ragged moments in the Bruckner, each work was characterised by an expressive virtuosity and devastating exposure of sonority and colour, all of which left the Concertgebouw legend intact.
As Nico's work was characterised by its originality and humour, preference will be given to applicants who reflect those traits.Entries should be sent, with a CV and covering letter, by e-mail only to [email protected].
Before the war, our press and all our political-educational work was characterised by its bragging tone: When an enemy violates the holy Soviet soil, then for every blow of the enemy we will answer with three, and we will battle the enemy on his soil and we will win without much harm to ourselves.
A countryman by birth and inclination, Kavanagh's life and work were characterised, on one level, by the conflict between his reluctance to live in his home place, with all the restrictions it would place on him, and the destructive nature of his hard-living Dublin life.
