Sentence examples for are defined not only from inspiring English sources

The truth is, all-time greats like Federer are defined not only by their gifts but by their arrogance.

At one point, partners are exchanged and distinct relationships are defined, not only among the different couples but also in duets danced by the same pair.

Like all German clubs, Bayern's activities on the transfer market are defined not only by the manager, but by the sporting director and the board.

Students are defined not only by cutting- edge research and earnest study, but also by scavenger hunts, superstitions, streakers in sneakers, and dance marathons.

Further, nor'easters are defined not only by heavy snowfall, but by high winds.

Those states are defined not only by geography but by the conditions and psychology of the individuals and families in poverty.

Over time, I've become painfully aware that there are decisions being made outside of my community that are defining not only my business, but the entire reef tourism industry and our children's future.

The international community is defined not only by what it is for, but by what and whom it is against.

Even so, success to Mr. Johnson is defined not only by what can be found on Diplopedia but also what cannot.

To the organizers of the Sedona Sculpture Walk, success is defined not only in quality but in dollars also. What's the take at the end of the show?

The new Cuba he envisioned was "defined not only by the Castro brothers, or their enemies, or any particular group, but by the whole Cuban family".