Sentence examples for become more defined from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, when our tastes become more defined, they become narrower.

[As a result] the world has become more defined and restricted for them.

A supporting cast of fellow coppers, somewhat akin to the group that populates Ed McBain's 87th Precinct novels, has become more defined along the way.

"The opposition has increasingly become more defined by its moderation," Kerry said, "by its adherence to some, you know, democratic process".

He had spotted several in a high quarry and told me that the bird on the hillside above was a third-year male; the markings become more defined as the birds mature.

But since Israel captured the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, in 1967 it has become more defined by religion.

After the trade, Holzman said, the roles of the Knick players became more defined.

Cross the shallow ford, where the track becomes more defined again, and up to the gate.

Some transition officials thought it was inappropriate to dispense such clearances until the Trump children's roles in government became more defined.

As he reached puberty and his ambiguous gender identity became more defined, he suggests he wasn't bullied so much as left to his own devices.

Maine was long a moderate Republican state, and went Democratic with the rest of New England and the Northeast as the Republican Party became more defined by cultural conservatism.