Sentence examples for been largely defined by from inspiring English sources

For the past four years, Garfield has been largely defined by Spider-Man.

For 20 years the look of the magazine has been largely defined by his generosity.

When he entered the White House, in January, 2009, the gross domestic product and employment were both declining alarmingly, and his term in office has been largely defined by efforts to right the economy.

Ms. Shteynshleyger's life has been largely defined by her separateness: as an immigrant in America, a religious Jew in the art world, a single parent in the Orthodox Jewish community.

The debate is emblematic of the high-stakes commercial competition over how software is sold, which up until now has been largely defined by companies like Microsoft, the dominant seller of computer operating systems, through proprietary license agreements.

Fairly or not, Hillary Rodham Clinton's image on defense has been largely defined by her actions during the Vietnam War, when she organized teach-ins at Wellesley, as well as her association with her husband, who aroused great suspicion within the military circles as a result of his Vietnam draft record and his position on homosexuals in the armed forces.

She danced briefly for Merce Cunningham; was part of the Judson Dance Theater movement (which was largely defined by strong, white female voices); and created large communal circle dances in which there were no viewers, only participants.

Summer would soon be largely defined by driving.

In the UK, these are largely defined by money – by commodity.

Their Sundays are largely defined by which of them is onstage, backstage or offstage.

BRAISING is largely defined by the amount and intensity of the cooking liquid.