Sentence examples for a far more defining from inspiring English sources

There are somewhat rote descriptions of demonstrations, political meetings and slogans on the wall, but not a single line of the Naxal poetry or songs that flared through India at the time, in numerous languages, and that formed a far more defining aspect of the movement than the badly made bombs and dense theoretical tracts mentioned in the novel.

Unlike those units, whose output is meant for millions of moviegoers and video viewers, Curve Films has a far more defined target audience: Madison Avenue.

The Bucks say they think Kukoc's championship rings are far more defining of his value than the points, rebounds and assists with which he fills the box score.

The companies that do this the best will open up totally new revenue streams that will be far more defined than the era of the app — and more money will be made.

Some pieces are more geometric, incorporating jagged movements, while others feature far more defined shapes and subjects including faces, bodies, hands, and animated landscapes.

"Member states are going to play a far more prominent role in defining the ambitions or the objectives of where these negotiations land".

It will have a far more sophisticated way of defining "hypertext links" (the words underlined in blue on Web pages today), which should make it easier to keep connections between different Web pages current.

A study by the National Institute on Retirement Security found that defined benefit plans are a far more cost-efficient means of providing retirement income than defined contribution plans.

Instead, Christianity offers a far more radical proposition: we are not defined by the things we want or own.

As a result, many have come to define the role of the church in a far more expansive way than traditional churches do.

He proposes a far more robust role in the economy for 'social businesses,' which he defines as 'non-dividend' companies 'dedicated to solving human problems.'".