It's not that she's ungrateful, but she seems deeply defined by something much bigger than her fame - despite her lyrics ("I want money, fame, glory").
I was deeply defined by my athleticism and when I could no longer achieve self-love through this avenue, I became undone.
If you were like us, the "Lady Marmalade" number at the 2001 MTV Movie Awards not only set you on the unfortunate path of being a Mýa stan for life, but also deeply defined your teenage identity.
Therefore, scientific research, technological, governmental and workforce efforts should be focused to deeply define the hazardous impact of NMs with the aim to reach an adequate risk assessment.
But we will understand Lewis more deeply when we define some points more clearly.
Momofuku occupies the realm of deeply personal restaurants defined by one person's vision and drive — in this case, those of David Chang, its chef and owner.
While the slavery era may serve as a screen on which current conflicts are acted out, the nation is now freeing itself from the old Confederate-dominated paradigm, and can finally see the period from 1790 to 1865 as a deeply stained but defining era in the history of this strange nation.
Dante, too, is deeply concerned to define and justify his own position as a voice of wisdom for his contemporaries.
We hypothesized that deeply conserved miRNAs, defined as miRNAs conserved in vertebrates, Drosophila and nematodes [23], have stronger hybridization energy to their targets than other miRNAs, perhaps because they have been optimized towards stronger hybridization energy.
