Sentence examples for because he has defined from inspiring English sources

Is it because he has defined himself by struggle?

Mr Blair will again fail the big test of his leadership, a failure that is the more acute because he has defined the test for himself.

But finishing is important to him mostly because from the beginning he has defined his voyage as a learning opportunity.

Mr. McCain said there was "much increased sensitivity for me not to display traces of hypocrisy" because of the way he had defined himself.

Newspapers are in trouble because they have defined their missions as being everything to everyone.

Because evangelicals are hard pressed for unity to begin with, and because they have defined themselves less and less in terms of historic Christian creeds, their objections to Mormonism might carry less and less cultural weight.

My existence hinges on this fake account, because it has defined who I am for so long.

Critics say that this renders the argument a tautology: complex specified information cannot occur naturally because Dembski has defined it thus, so the real question becomes whether or not CSI actually exists in nature.

Friends say any move would be difficult because he has long defined himself not just as a prosecutor but as something of a cheerleader for his office and its 168 federal prosecutors.

Mr. Obama seems to find it particularly hard to adjust to this role, perhaps because he has always defined himself as an outsider to Washington and its governing apparatus — someone who would reform government, but not necessarily master its inner workings.

It is an emotional debate, largely because the limit has defined Washington's character for generations.