Sentence examples for defined entirely from inspiring English sources

Emmons's Olympic record isn't defined entirely by failure.

Checchino dal 1887 is a Roman restaurant where the menu is defined entirely by location.

The name Pakistan, a twentieth-century invention, designates a country defined entirely by its Islamic religion.

We come to know them as defined entirely by their degree of faith.

Byron himself, as he makes clear in this poem, is suspicious of writers defined entirely by their art.

In The Great Escape, for example, his character, "The Cooler King," is defined entirely by his actions.

It is even possible to define entirely new general linear operations (addition, scalar multiplication, convolution, etc). in order to describe how images are combined, amplified, transformed, analyzed, compared, and measured.

They are defined almost entirely by their irritability, their professions and their one-liners.

Louise is proving to be a rather annoying character, currently defined almost entirely by her relationships with her dad and her husband.

In fact, she has in some form or another portrayed women who are defined almost entirely by their relationships with men in every single one of her major blockbuster outings so far.

The other characters are defined almost entirely by their roles in this sort of story, and by our previous knowledge of The Omen: Damien's estranged ex-girlfriend, her sister, his friend.