Sentence examples for defined by an from inspiring English sources
An adequate acoustic window was defined by an acceptable, good, or excellent score.
Engels's life was defined by an awkward tension.
They are not defined by an individual's status at any given time.
Success in these lessons will, of course, be defined by an inability to concentrate on them.
The psychiatrist meant that a fellow human being should not be defined by an illness.
"Niceness implies that Americans are fundamentally well-meaning people defined by an essential goodness," she writes.
In the years after the Second World War, America was defined by an unprecedented period of economic prosperity.
Nobody likes to be defined by an off-ramp -- unless it starts to make good business sense.
Instead, his description of the movie is a joke, but one defined by an earnest, conservatory-shaped perspective.
Michelin's three-star category is defined by an establishment being "vaut le voyage".
Right now it is defined by an acidity that practically crackles.
