Sentence examples similar to defined no one from inspiring English sources

To call me a serial composer, I think, is -- first of all, the term has to be defined, and no one ever bothers to do it.

Yet what is fashionable to millennial men is hard to define, as no one look covers all the basics.

When it comes to politics, Michelle presses the staff for clearly defined projects, no "one-offs," but, in the end, won't spend more than a couple of days a week on these projects.

"Human identity is no longer defined by what one does, but by what one owns," Carter said in 1979.

He worried aloud that "human identity is no longer defined by what one does, but by what one owns".

Human identity is no longer defined by what one does, but by what one owns.

There are also dialectics of turn-taking, as with a spotter and a sniper on a military team, where there are two defined roles but no one person assigned definitively to either.

Now 80, the visual poet who defined America like no one before or since, has become as mythic as his iconic images.

An incident case was defined as one for which no reference to any previous diagnosis of neurocysticercosis was found in the medical record.

24 Problematic alcohol use was dichotomised (yes vs no, with yes defined as one or more of consumption of ≥210 g pure alcohol per week, having ever taken an 'eye-opener', being intoxicated often, having been taking into custody for public drunkenness on at least one occasion and non-prescription drug (ever vs never).

If they're typical representatives of their ideologies, the communist will define equality as everyone getting more or less the same amount of stuff, whereas the libertarian will define it as no one being prevented from getting as much stuff as they can acquire through her talent and ambition.