Sentence examples for be largely defined by from inspiring English sources

Summer would soon be largely defined by driving.

Labour has never been an anti-patriotic party, but the discomfort of much of the left intelligentsia with the prejudices that often go with patriotism has allowed British identity to be largely defined by the right.

She still exemplifies what all women sometimes feel – that whatever you do your value in this world will be largely defined by your body – either as a maternal vessel or a sexual object.

I wanted her to be largely defined by her work, so I had to understand her business world, something very far from my own life.

From the very outset, it was abundantly clear that the race for San Francisco's District Five supervisor was going to be largely defined by the candidates' relationship with City Hall.

She danced briefly for Merce Cunningham; was part of the Judson Dance Theater movement (which was largely defined by strong, white female voices); and created large communal circle dances in which there were no viewers, only participants.

In the UK, these are largely defined by money – by commodity.

Their Sundays are largely defined by which of them is onstage, backstage or offstage.

BRAISING is largely defined by the amount and intensity of the cooking liquid.

Current space exploration policy is largely defined by the Outer Space Treaty, written in 1967.

"But top buildings, with 'Class A office space', were largely defined by aesthetics.