Sentence examples for avoid being defined from inspiring English sources
My sense is that he is looking to avoid being defined on a left/right dimension/continuum.
Mr. Obama has always sought to avoid being defined by labels, presenting himself as open to ideas from the left and the right.
But in an effort to avoid being defined solely by tragedy, the university has not permitted merchandise that juxtapose the date April 16 with the university's name or trademarks.
But a look at the advertising themes and images being employed by Democrats shows all the ways they are trying to personalize their contests and avoid being defined as ideological partners of President Obama's or as part of the Washington establishment.
"Angle can beat Reid if she can avoid being defined as too right-wing even for conservatives, which, given her history, will be hard for her to avoid," said Michael Green, a professor of history at the College of Southern Nevada.
When she re-defines "faggot" for her own purposes to avoid being defined homophobic, I must shout out, "Yes!
Graham McClaren and Neil Murray will be coming to Dublin from a national theatre that has successfully avoided being defined by an institutional building in which it is housed.
The second part, which began after the 1941 Odessa massacre, when Ms. Bilik and her family hid to avoid being captured, has been defined by loss, heartbreak, frequent moves, health setbacks and "extreme loneliness," she said.
While this fixed effects approach is appropriate for the overall evaluation, further work is required so that the assumption of homogeneity across individuals can be examined and to avoid what is defined as the " ecological fallacy" [ 15, 16].
Generally, avoid using variations of the word being defined in the definition.
