Sentence examples for defined more from inspiring English sources

Therefore policy actors in this study were defined more broadly than only including government officials.

Within this transatlantic context, Turner was defined more than ever as a modern creative force.

Hers was a society defined more by balance sheets than bloodline.

Benefit can and should be defined more broadly than merely financial advantage.

Ever since, presidential debates have routinely been defined more powerfully by images than by words.

You were defined more by family, by how you got along.

Relations are highly vulnerable to outside events and defined more by disputes than cooperation.

Mrs. Clinton's work has been defined more by incremental successes than by moments of transformational change.

The common ground of citizenship should be defined more by political than by cultural membership.

Bernie Nicholls's life is defined more by his MasterCard than any master plan.

"It may be that cancer needs to be defined more molecularly than morphologically," says Toner.