Sentence examples for defined for himself from inspiring English sources

As saceur, Clark defined for himself a role with unprecedented latitude.

"Colin Powell has defined for himself a very specific role as secretary of state," says a colleague from the first Bush administration.

In the years since his photo shoot, Xu has, in effect, tried to make good on the Chinese dream that he defined for himself: he attracted a big following on social media, posting information and debating with others on Weibo, China's Twitter, as it expanded in scale and influence.

He speaks slowly and methodically, with digression upon digression, using words he has defined for himself and then pausing to explain each term.

As per the style he's defined for himself, "Boo Bass" draws on random phrases uttered by characters from the animated film which are then vocoded and compiled into a fanciful melody.

He has kept talking about being "honest" and "decent" and "honorable" -- all of which he defines for himself.

The inquiry's decision to allow Downing Street lawyers to "interpret" their requests, and to leave Mr Cameron to define for himself what "inappropriate conversations" meant, was last night criticised by the Labour's shadow Justice Minister, Chris Bryant.

We do note, however, that in the symbolic continuum of the "ladder" question, going up is equated with as "best" and down as "worst," but what exactly the anchoring point at the top means is supposed to be up to the individual to define for himself.

I mean that which each man defines for himself - whatever it is that makes him feel powerful, able and attractive - and confident enough to know that he can go to that place of assertiveness with his sexual partner in the bedroom, without that saying anything about his treatment of women anywhere else.

That would be happiness defined for me.

This category could be defined, for example, by G20 membership.