Sentence examples for almost defined from inspiring English sources

His notion of a liberal society was almost defined by difference and contradiction.

This is a city almost defined by ethnicity, and there is a gangland vacuum waiting for the right group to fill it.

The field has not only produced what we might call infrastructural-icons for biology as technology, but almost defined itself in terms of a promise of realisation.

This means few produced, big-theater shows around a person or a theme, the kind of thing that almost defined the summer jazz calendar in the city.

In a 1990 review in The New York Times of his comic-book depiction of Wagner's "Ring" cycle, John Rockwell said that Mr. Kane "almost defined the shinily high-tech, extravagantly fanciful, heavily muscled superhero look".

"It almost defined the West Side Highway," said Edward Kirkland, 82, a longtime neighborhood resident and chairman of the landmarks committee at Community Board 4. "It told you where you were".

"It almost defines us".

My Night With Reg almost defines Kevin as a writer.

The Magic flute almost defines a masterpiece, because it can be enjoyed on every level.

The third thing is that the first term in a school can almost define your success.

This is an opera that almost defines the nature of the Enlightenment.