Sentence examples for always defined itself from inspiring English sources

The brand has always defined itself as a "preppy" label.

But then grime has always defined itself by its refusal of definition.

Liberation theology, with its questioning of authority, was a particular challenge to the Jesuit order, which had always defined itself around the vow of obedience.

One needn't posit an "eternal anti-Semitism," in Hannah Arendt's warning phrase, to know that the imagination of the West has always defined itself positively against the negative other of Jewishness.

Though popular perceptions of the Black Panthers often centre on its community breakfast programmes for children and belief in armed self-defence against police, it always defined itself as part of a global battle.

Over the next seven years Russia's labour force will shrink by 8m, and by 2025 it may be 18m-19m donn on the present figure of 90m.What makes a shrinking population dangerous for a country that has always defined itself by its external borders is the loss of energy it entails, Mr Vishnevsky argues.

Regardless of how wide its scope, personhood will always define itself through contrast with an excluded other.

He always defined himself as a fixer of broken teams, though.

Rechy has always defined himself as an outsider, whether as a gay man in a straight-dominated society, or as an outlier in gay culture itself.

GFP-tagged LD proteins have been used in many studies (e.g., Pol et al. 2001; Targett-Adams et al. 2003; Bostrom et al. 2005; Turro et al. 2006), but as the function of the proteins used for visualization is not always defined, their expression itself might modify the behavior of the LD in unpredictable ways.

The Jesus and Mary Chain were always defined by their notoriety.