Sentence examples for I think defines from inspiring English sources

Research the universities that you would like to apply to as many of them now request that applicants have at least an upper 2 1 (UCL I think defines this as 67.5% plus).

Has there even been one since the explosion of bromance?" Anne Thompson, of indieWIRE, added, "In a world with few impediments to couples getting together, finding barriers to romance is tricky," which reminded me of a classic Hollywood moment that, I think, defines the essence of the problem.

And part of what I think defines this new set of edtech companies is the understanding that, to bring true innovation to education, issues can't be addressed from the outside.

"I think defining art is a really personal thing," Beyoncé tells GARAGE.

But I think defining yourself as 100% anything is kind of near-sighted and close-minded".

Rather, building what I thought defined "success" in my life was.

In one year, I'd face all of the things that I thought defined who I was - my husband and my grandmother, who I loved dearly.

I no longer enjoy big social gatherings and wild late nights, and all the things I thought defined my personality when I was drunk.

"I don't think defined targets in the UK will be effective.

In that article, the orchestra's president, Zarin Mehta, was quoted as saying "High-profile touring defines the New York Philharmonic, but I think it defines our country".

I think what defines this image is the gaze.