Sentence examples for defined of what from inspiring English sources

"If talks happen they would have to get clear roles defined of what the England head coach's role is now - it is a bit murky from my point of view," said Moxon, who played 10 Tests for England between 1986 and 1989.

Shocked and traumatized only begins to define of what I experienced.

In the process he defined half of what came to be known as the Muir-Pinchot divide.

But imaginations are limited when girls are given only a narrowly defined idea of what being a woman looks like.

There will have to be a clearly defined vision of what government will look like at the end.

"In the selection of repertory and in the marketing of their events, they continue to reinforce their defined canon of what constitutes jazz repertory - Ellington, Monk, Armstrong.

We can break the narrowly defined box of what is considered politically possible, or we can break the ecological carrying capacity of the planet.

"New Yorkers have a very defined idea of what they want out of coffee and a coffee shop," Mr. Nye said.

And not just cynical, but wry, assertive, ironic, self-regarding -- all the traits that have defined much of what it means to be a New Yorker.

McNamara has a very strong and defined idea of what he wants from his set-up.

"It doesn't have a really defined thing of what it is," Brandon concludes.