Sentence examples for define the arena from inspiring English sources
Whereas his posters distill in a single, timeless image the life of an entire dramatic world, a stage design (his or anyone else's) must define the arena in which the twists and turns of the action may unfold.
Joseph Reagle, an assistant professor of communication studies at Northeastern University and author of Reading the Comments: Likers, Haters and Manipulators at the Bottom of the Web, uses the term "trollplex" to define the arena of combat where these proxy battles are waged.
If the British Cycling affair has taught us anything it's that women often have something different to say about what is and isn't acceptable behaviour in the bubbling cauldron of machismo that so often defines the sporting arena.
Specifically designed prospective studies are required to better define the exact role of gender and sex hormones in the clinical arena.
eBay broke ground in this arena, defining the marketplace economy and then continually evolving the definition through the years.
And, if we are so reliant on that validation to define ourselves in the arena of social media -- where throngs of these positive comebacks could potentially swarm our message "in box" -- it is no mystery why young people do it so often.
A humanitarian organisation defines the goals it wants to attain, but so do the other political actors in the arena.
The Supreme Court is the premier arena for ruthless partisan politics, and the GOP has defined the rules.
The multiple barriers conditioning the daily life of Palestinians also define its healthcare arena, which is transnational and pluralistic, and comprising multiple health service delivery systems, spanning the West Bank and Gaza, Israel, Lebanon, Syria and Jordan.
However, Chitwood and his team know that the younger fans Nascar is trying to attract have come to expect the comforts and conveniences that define newer arenas and stadiums.
As a result, confronations can be even worse outside the capital's defined, combative arena.
