Writers are defined, in large measure, by what they can't do.
The US, he argued, is defined '"in large part by its Anglo-Protestant culture and its religiosity".
Her car-crash interviews that summer were global must-sees and her political identity was defined, in large part, by a TV impersonation.
The art of classic Hollywood movies is defined in large measure by its exclusions by the symbolic expression of all that was systematically kept out.
For years, the Paper Mill was defined in large part by its lavish musicals and the colorful promoter of this brand of theater, the former executive director Angelo Del Rossi, who stepped down in late 2004.
The three off-season losses suffered by the Jets loom larger than any free agent departure from any National Football League team as Groh tries to steady a franchise that endured a remarkably turbulent spring, lingering in the consciousness of a team that was defined in large part by the contributions of those three.
Along the West Coast, a region whose identity is defined in large measure by its economic and cultural ties to the Pacific Rim, as well as in other parts of the country like New York City, a psychology of fear has taken hold, particularly in Asian immigrant communities.
A superior customer experience is defined in large part by how customers perceive a company is attending to their (constantly changing) needs and requirements.
As Lakoff and Johnson argue, "Truth is always relative to a conceptual system that is defined in large part by metaphor".
Perhaps it could not for the reason that an institutional role is defined in large part in terms of the institutional purposes that the role serves as well as the institutional processes in which the role occupant participates in the service of those institutional purposes.
