Sentence examples for become defined by a from inspiring English sources

Few actors outside soap opera become defined by a single role to the exclusion of all else in their career.

HNPCC became defined by an evolving series of criteria.

But Bush's support for immigration reform has become a millstone around his neck during a primary race that has become defined by Trump's xenophobia and a series of humiliating debate exchanges in which the real estate mogul accused him of being "low energy".

Their labors played out against the backdrop of how some of their predecessors under President George W. Bush had become defined by their once-secret memos asserting a nearly unlimited view of executive authority, like that a president's wartime powers allowed him to defy Congressional statutes limiting torture and surveillance.

When did "good enough" become defined by signing both your names in a massive book?

"Sometimes in dysfunctional relationships, a person can become defined by that relationship.

On the other hand, the fact is that in our cultural memory, Big Brother is Love Island's nearest touchstone, and so, despite living in a society which has become defined by self-editing and showing our "best bits", we expect similar levels of authenticity from the show.

The game is up for Zone 1; soon it will exist only as a nucleus of tourist hell, the city will become defined by its sprawl and the heart of it will be like Centre Parcs, but with less wholesome family bike rides and more pay-per-hour Gumtree day brothels.

They become defined by race.

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

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