Sentence examples for a defining aspect from inspiring English sources

Tessa lost a defining aspect of her identity.

Culture is a defining aspect of what it means to be human.

Strong, property rule protection – implemented via injunctions, criminal sanctions and supercomepnsatory damages – is a defining aspect of property.

A defining aspect of his current vogue is the tremendous range — in age, nationality and artistic styles — of the artists claiming his work as inspiration.

Hate speech has been a defining aspect of the Hungarian right wing since well before the transition to multi-party democracy in 1989.

This wasn't a necessary evil, it was a defining aspect of being a parent – an exercise of self-sacrifice, presence and solidarity with my partner.

The competitor array is an artificially made plasmid DNA in which the competitor templates for the target DNAs in question are arranged with a defined aspect ratio.

But "shocked society" as a new defining aspect of the 2010s?

Although the influence of its neighbors is a formative and defining aspect of Eastern European history, it is not the only one.

The only other area of inquiry accorded this status is mathematics; clearly, for Locke, morality represents a unique and defining aspect of what it means to be human.

Sex, of course, has been a mainstay and defining aspect of gay culture since people began to acknowledge there was such a thing as "gay culture".