Sentence examples for defined itself as a from inspiring English sources

The brand has always defined itself as a "preppy" label.

Under four presidents, Ukraine defined itself as a European state.

Ukraine has also defined itself as a democratic state.

Turkey's ruling party – which has long defined itself as a party of pro-market, conservative democrats – often refers to the old bureaucratic system as the old Turkey.

"In this budget Australia has defined itself as a wealthy country but a stingy neighbour," Matt Tinkler, director of policy at Save the Children, said.

At the time, it defined itself as a museum of culture rather than a museum of art, complicating the idea of what "art" might mean in the context.

This New York office, which has consistently defined itself as an alternative to conventional practice, has become as influential as Rem Koolhaas in contemporary architecture.

According to the museum's official history, "El Museo defined itself as an institution that would educate through a collection of culturally significant objects and as a place of cultural pride and self-discovery for the Puerto Rican founding community".

The analyst points out that, since 2002, McDonald's has successfully defined itself as an acceptable and affordable meal provider rather just some kind of tasty weekend indulgence.

When El Museo was created it defined itself as "an educational institution and a place of cultural pride and self-discovery for the founding Puerto Rican community".

Israel defines itself as a "Jewish and democratic state".