Sentence examples for cannot be defined by from inspiring English sources

"Our community cannot be defined by one group.

You cannot be defined by that in the athletic world.

The other is a book of justice that cannot be defined by just a few mere words; it made me feel a better person just for reading it.

"We cannot be defined by 'My Big Fat Greek Wedding' any more than the Italians can be defined by 'The Sopranos,"' he said.

10-14 Gresham Street, 028-9023 2322, hudsonbelfast.com Seventeenth-century White's Tavern is among Belfast's oldest pubs but the venue cannot be defined by its history.

In particular, it cannot be defined by a declared desire to speak in the name of the people – all politicians seek to do that.

Partly because of the political calculation that he cannot be defined by spending cuts alone: he needs another, more optimistic narrative.

As any group used to be told what to think is aware, a life cannot be defined by those looking in but the one who is living it.

The panel suggested that diversity cannot be defined by race alone but needs to take into account students' talents, life experiences and other factors that can apply to white students as well as nonwhite ones.

Heidegger's phenomenology of guilt, and here he is close to Nietzsche in On the Genealogy of Morals, claims to uncover the deep structure of ethical selfhood which cannot be defined by morality, since morality already presupposes it.

Successful promotion of business cannot be defined solely by how many multinationals the UK can attract; it is also about home-grown businesses.