Sentence examples for defined exclusively from inspiring English sources

For years it seemed that Iran was evolving away from a state defined exclusively by revolutionary ideology.

And prostitution is defined exclusively as intercourse: other acts don't count.

In other words, the Palestinians are defined exclusively by their possession of their land, while the Jews remain defined entirely by their possessions.

By sexism, we mean something specific, not the business of appreciating beauty if Trump wants to host beauty contests, let him but the habit of conceiving of a woman as being a lesser species, one defined exclusively by appearance.

Partly because of the close tie between schooling and literacy, literacy levels are often defined exclusively in terms of the number of years that a person has attended school.

The kind of populism that runs through American history, and has been transplanted to Europe, cannot be defined exclusively in terms of right, left or centre: it includes both Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders, the Front National in France and Podemos in Spain.

But since 2010, for no apparent reason, "public" has been defined as exclusively Jewish.

In a land where cultures, traditions, and beliefs cut across religious communities, few people had defined themselves exclusively through their ancestral faith.

For the next 17 years the act, which defined marriage exclusively as the union of one man and one woman, was federal law.

On the one hand, the certainty of approaching ethnic apocalypse; on the other, a set of positive values defined almost exclusively in terms of goods, of how things look and sound, not what they mean.

Critics would of course allude to the fact that Britain is demographically morphing into a mixed-race nation and the political map cannot be defined in exclusively ethnic terms.