The Texas and Oklahoma athletic departments have historically been defined largely by their rivalries on the field.
In Baghdad, Iraqi officials indicated that the various parties, which like much of the country are defined largely by sect or ethnicity, remained far apart on the more difficult issues of sharing power and revenues.
One of the most fluent of the bebop tenor saxophonists, Johnny Griffin, who died last Friday at age eighty, in France (where he had lived on and off since 1963), is defined largely by his aversions.
— Richard Brody One of the most fluent of the bebop tenor saxophonists, Johnny Griffin, who died last Friday at age eighty, in France (where he had lived on and off since 1963), is defined largely by his aversions.
The Knicks are still defined largely by the style, success, and cultural footprint those Knicks teams left on the city: Willis Reed, Walt Clydee) Frazier, Bill Bradley, Earl Monroe, Dave DeBusschere, Phil Jackson.
On the right are cultural conservatives, mostly Republicans, once defined largely by anti-Communism, and more recently by opposition to things like abortion, gun control and rights for gays.
In China, differences are defined largely by ethnicity, he said.
Today, Europe is defined largely in economic, not cultural, terms.
Audiences remarked on the poignancy of his struggling youths, who seem always to be searching for something to value — or for their own value — in an America defined largely by class.
The worst of them, the 'role' players, depended on Jordan's support, but some of his better and younger team-mates began to speak of what they would do in a future defined largely by Jordan's retirement.
