Sentence examples for continued to be defined from inspiring English sources
As a result, the unit continued to be defined in explicit reference to a unique platinum-iridium ingot until 1960.
As the years went by, my identity continued to be defined by the people and things around me.
Not everyone was as unkind (and even Ebert responded favorably to a shorter, re-edited version), but the film has continued to be defined by this one scene which may be the biggest argument against featuring explicit sex in movies.
"Obviously, R&D is the beating heart of our company and our success is and will continue to be defined most fundamentally by the strength of our pipeline..
My intellectual development continues to be defined by his writing, and all I can say to anyone who has yet to read his work is: do it now.
It's the only way we become three-dimensional, rather than walking stereotypes whose characteristics and culture continue to be defined by someone else.
Eustice said no matter what trade arrangement was struck, Britain's stewardship of nature would continue to be defined through the Bern Convention.
As the name of the young country implies, South Sudan continues to be defined by its northern neighbour, with which it fought a 22-year civil war.
Pakistan continues to be defined by the struggle that created it – a struggle founded upon the premise that Muslims and Hindus cannot co-exist in one nation.
