Sentence examples for about the defining from inspiring English sources

"This anthology isn't about the defining events of the last four decades," he writes.

Few novelists have thought more seriously about the defining issues of our time than McEwan.

By selecting themes related to size, surface and manners and by grouping diverse objects within each category, the show's four curators — Jean Burks (color), Kory Rogers (pattern), Sarah Woodbury (whimsy) and Mr. Denenberg (scale) — ask us to think about the defining characteristics of Webb's vision (and thus the museum's).

But, while I would count the Steppenwolf production of the Letts play among the great experiences of the year and enjoyed the Saroyan, such a transatlantic deluge left me thinking about the defining qualities of American drama and our unquestioning cultural enslavement to the United States.

In emphasizing the heuristic and pragmatic aspects of framework development there is a need to be explicit about the defining criteria for which direction to go.

This disagreement about the defining characteristics of autonomous agency reflects the fact that even as concrete examples appear to call attention to a very real difference between those who govern themselves and those who do not, there are significant conceptual obstacles to making sense of this distinction.

Learn more about the deFINE ART program, here, and be sure to check out more work by Carlos Cruz-Diez on his website.

A fixed set of 153 open and closed questions were asked [ 9, 16] mostly about the defined tasks in the questionnaire.

Because the phrase "the more things change, the more they stay the same" could just about define the last few months of Australia's climate policy debate.

Borthwick, by any yardstick, is about to enter the defining period of his tenure.

Setting aside the worries discussed above about defining the organ of touch, there is some truth to the claim that we touch with our whole body.