Sentence examples for closer to defining from inspiring English sources
Percival Goodman, designer of more than 50 synagogues and the leading theorist on the subject until his death in 1989, came closer to defining a meaningful course.
I'm no closer to defining what it is that I really am than I ever was – other than somebody who is intensely curious about life".
Piers Harding-Rolls, senior principle analyst, IHS Screen Digest "After almost two years of confused messaging and half-hearted press conferences the Wii U is finally here - but it's no closer to defining an identity.
Others would agree, but they would be no closer to defining what art is.Far, far better is the second half of the book in which Mr Carey seeks to persuade us that the greatest of all art forms is not painting or music but literature, and English literature specifically.
By plying rats with cocaine, researchers have inched closer to defining the boundary between drug use and addiction.
With respect to Kachru's model of the three concentric circles, we are now one step closer to defining the degree of proficiency that non-native speakers from the Expanding Circle have to reach in order to be able to compete and succeed in a world in which English has become the lingua franca.
The conjunction of the two properties is closer to define a product as 'basic'basic
Knowledge of these genetic mutations provides us with opportunities to uncover new and related mechanisms, increasing our understanding of the disease and bringing us closer to defined therapies for patients.
Dr. Lindquist and her colleagues believe they have come close to defining the normal role of this protein.
It was Hemingway who perhaps came closest to defining the art and craft of the great short story.
