He was a Dalit, from the lowest rung of the caste hierarchy that still defines the lives, and sometimes the deaths, of millions of people in the emerging economic power.
What she did immediately after the shooting defines the kind of woman she was.
"You shouldn't have to be what the world defines you to be.
That is the essence of our work and it defines our art form.
The guide, he said, "helpfully" defines "evening civil twilight" as "'that period between sunset and total darkness when it is necessary to use artificial light to carry out most activities'.
Men with poor health, low incomes, few qualifications and living in rented housing are hit hardest by loneliness, which Independent Age defines as the feeling of not liking isolation.
The move by the chancellor is designed to ensure he defines what he calls the "baseline" at the next general election – controlling the terms of the fiscal debate.
But in its current form, the bill defines the green purposes of the GIB in worryingly broad terms.
Nor does Miliband exaggerate when he defines today's choice as a Tory government for the rich or a Labour government for working people.
For the fattest real burrito, El Farolito a few doors down does one the size of a bolster (and we didn't even supersize it), humming with vibrant flavours, in a sticky oilclothed atmosphere that defines grungy.
Theory Of Funny: Pathos This week, let's discuss pathos, which my online dictionary defines as "arousing feelings of pity, sympathy, tenderness, or sorrow", and then there's a pop-up offering a free-trial phone sex call with someone who can reduce my mortgage payment.
