Sentence examples for define itself by from inspiring English sources

"Russia increasingly seems to define itself by opposition to the west and seems to act accordingly," said Parker.

When he ran London between 2000 and 2008, Labour could define itself by what it was doing in national government.

For a start it tried to define itself by what it wasn't rather than what it was.

In the land grab for the online TV audience, CBS hopes to define itself by adding a community layer to the videos and by encouraging user interaction.

Unlike previous generations, this new class, Lindheim said, would seek to define itself by what it consumed — be it contemporary art or dead-chic black.

If Harry Kane is a throwback to the dauntlessness and uncrushable spirit that English football so likes to define itself by, then there is a certain irony regarding the team he plays for.

The classic defines itself by surviving.

It defines itself by its location in New York City.

But then grime has always defined itself by its refusal of definition.

Whereas Scotland defines itself by the separateness of its institutions, Wales relies on Welsh.

This form of masculinity defines itself by being "tough" and aggressive.