Sentence examples for defined by some sort of from inspiring English sources
BMW's M cars, Cadillac's V editions and the Mercedes-Benz AMG line are all defined by some sort of huge upgrade under the hood.
Donald Trump's 2016 presidential bid, of course, has been defined by the sort of flagrant appeals to anti-immigrant sentiment with which the Know-Nothings would have been quite familiar.
A trip to Rome after college led her to think about Mussolini, whose power was defined by a special sort of pageantry: he was a self-styled outsider who railed against the political system, but also managed to lull the establishment into acquiescence.
As the statement from America has put it, it crosses a red line as defined by all sorts of international agreements over many decades.
"As the statement from America has put it, it crosses a line as defined by all sorts of international agreements over many decades".
Most EU leaders are understandably reluctant to define some sort of core European culture that goes beyond liberal democratic principles.
While definitions of "social networking" may vary, social networks are primarily defined by member profiles and some sort of user generated content.
Additionally, individual records (e.g., building registries) could be aggregated by some sort of areal unit.
But defining the iPhone as some sort of decade-long continuous camera, which Apple seems to be doing, is sort of a disingenuous way to do it.
In fact, his description of coronation as being defined by a death of sorts conjured up a lot of images in my head, and as we tilt ever closer to yet another decisive moment in history, it's valuable to ruminated on such things.
