Sentence examples for being defined as from inspiring English sources

Being defined as immoral and evil is just for starters.

("True" being defined as what the memoirist genuinely believes did happen).

But her persona never quite recovered from being defined as the new queen of beige.

Streets and open spaces are being defined as private land after redevelopment.

We asked how the groups felt about being defined as consumers.

There are roughly two hundred million migrants today — migrants being defined as people living outside their homelands.

If more people are being defined as celebrities, there are also more organizations than ever chasing news about them.

"best player available" has greater merit later in the draft, with "best" being defined as "possessing the most upside".

My judgment, confirmed after trudging through three or four chapters, was that "Battle Ready" is a camel, a camel being defined as a horse built by committee.

Weight problems are statistically measured using the body mass index (BMI) of adults, with obesity being defined as a BMI of over 30.

I'm instinctively resistant to the idea of being defined as a unified demographic simply by virtue of the fact that we all own small people.