Sentence examples for become defined from inspiring English sources

In a world governed by competition, those who fall behind become defined and self-defined as losers.

They become defined by race.

By then his life had become defined by the need for drugs.

Teaching had become defined primarily as a matter of pedagogical technique, rather than of imparting knowledge..

Increasingly, the campaign has become defined by what it stands against – principally Donald Trump.

Mr. Glancy said it will take time for the positions of the arenas to become defined.

Menon agreed, but cautioned that for the moment the issue of Pakistan had become defining.

Somehow, it maintains the accessibility and intimacy that have become defining traits of BPM throughout the years.

Their relationship became defined by, and ultimately reduced to, the struggle to stake out their motherhood.

The music's driving rhythms, popping bass lines and crisp, choppy guitar became defined as "funk".

Suddenly political leaders scrambled to find solutions to what became defined as "the energy crisis".