Sentence examples for be defined not from inspiring English sources
The flight of the ball seems to be defined not by hope, but by destiny.
Emily's life should be defined not by her death, but by her tenacity and passion.
She said, "you will be defined not just by what you achieve, but how you survive".
It will be defined not just by its size but by its diversity.
HR should be defined not by what it does but by what it delivers.
You will be defined not just by what you achieve, but how you survive," she continued.
At a certain point your relationship with them will be defined not by guilt but by the good times.
And for the first time, a province would be defined not by geography, but by theological orientation.
He should be defined not by this season but by what he's done during his career – and for Everton since joining them.
He's still brilliant and gives perhaps the most eloquent definition of rap, that it should rightly be defined not as a pop music but as "folk art".
The administration allowed its policy to be defined not by its philosophy but as a program of federal subsidies to religious charities.
