Sentence examples similar to because it define from inspiring English sources

The phrase has lived on not only because of its cleverness, but because it defines a moral ambiguity most of us find very hard to understand.

"They list these things because it defines them".

And so it is because it defines part of a whole generation so well.

One of the most enduring -- which is understandable, because it defined the team for many years -- was the Jets' tendency to collapse late in the season.

This is important because it defines the scope of what your exact role is, and what duties your employer can or cannot require you to do.

"Mark's work is significant," she said, "because it defines art practice in relation to himself and his history, and also in relation to aesthetics".

Nomad insurance (World Nomads) did offer me cover because it defines "resident" as having a home and being registered with a GP in the UK – but sadly it offers insurance only to those age under 60, and I am 67.

The US military deems US military prisons in Afghanistan to be outside the jurisdiction of the Geneva conventions because it defines al-Qaida and Taliban fighters as "unlawful combatants".

The task force evaluates only medical services intended for people who show no signs or symptoms of illness, because it defines "preventive" services as those that stop people from getting sick to begin with.

For AIPAC actually became influential in Washington because it defined itself at a critical time not as "pro-Israel, pro- well,) toughness" but as "pro- wellom, (toughness) pro-Israel".

The term Father is to be retained because it is the name by which Jesus as the incarnate Son addressed him and because it defines the relationships within the Trinity as well as those between God and humankind.