Sentence examples for defined that that from inspiring English sources

The week before the vote, somebody in my church said, 'Pastor Rick, what do you think about this?' And I sent a note to my own members that said: 'I actually that believe marriage is really — should be defined — that that definition should be say between a man and a woman.' And then all of sudden out of it, they made me something that I really wasn't".

For females, the indention of the upper lip us usually more defined that that of a male.

So actually using the Perfect Pushup is dead-simple; whether or not you "bulk up," however you want to define that (that is, merely tone up or resemble Scott Steiner), is largely dependent on other, external factors, primarily your diet and your tenacity vis-à-vis working out.

Who's Next, Led Zeppelin 2, Derek and the Dominos' Layla - these were albums that defined that period.

Mr. Obama is, at least in spirit, a post-boomer who has made a point of saying it's time to move beyond the social and political clashes that defined that period (including, not incidentally, conflicts over race and gender).

A job may contain any number of steps that are defined with dependencies that allow merging and branching.

Seoul-based German filmmaker Nils Clauss captured the the remnants of a '70s factory town with dramatic cinematography and framed around a lexicon of everyday terms that define life in that place during that time.

"One criticism of the '94 law was that it was a two-characteristic test that defined it, and that was too easy to work around.

Its overblown scale runs contrary to the remarkable humility that defined the generation that fought the war.

Could you define that projection, that character?

However, we must communicate a message that clearly defines that essential role.