Sentence examples for battle is defined from inspiring English sources

Only when the battle is defined this way can it achieve the desired results, have its magical polarizing effect.

Much of the Clinton-Sanders battle was defined by the singular question of how to treat Wall Street: whether the bailout was justified and whether bank regulation went far enough.

That battle was defined largely by the unshakable, grandiose convictions of low-taxes, small-government puritans in the House, for whom Cut, Cap and Balance wasn't so much a three-pronged wager as a holy trinity, promising salvation.

The political battle was defined as Turkey's culture wars, identity politics, and the clash of worldviews for the soul of the country.

Till the bitter end on Tuesday, both primary battles were defined by lavish spending and caustic attacks.

Gameplay Bravely Default is defined by its battle system.

Rhee's celebrity burnished by a cover story in Time Magazine is defined by her quixotic "battle against bad teachers".

Civil War is defined as a conflict between the state and opposition groups in which there were 25 or more battle deaths in a calendar year.

But, since the site is defined mainly by expressways and parking lots, the architects are fighting a losing battle.

But if we want to narrow the definition of "battle" to be defined as a single uninterrupted moment of conflict, then September 12, 1683 is a strong contender for both number of combatants simultaneously engaged, and because at 5 PM that day there occurred what could well be the most awesome spectacle in the history of battle.

And this battle will be defined by who is on this committee.