Sentence examples for defined the man from inspiring English sources
West noted that Passion and courage defined the man.
Manners defined the man and his songs, imposing on both a meticulous and elegant symmetry.
An act of great generosity that defined the man for me.
It was his experiences during the war that defined the man, but for more than 80 years he refused to speak about it.
The onetime Jets quarterback Ken O'Brien, among a host of former players and a sellout gathering of 55,000 fans to pay homage to the retired Miami Dolphins quarterback Dan Marino tonight, recalled one play in particular that defined the man who went on to be the most productive passer in National Football League history.
Standing before us in a blue suit and rep tie, leaning his now hefty frame on a cane, Fishburne assumes the ease and exactitude that defined the man they called "Mr. Civil Rights," the first African-American appointed to the Supreme Court.
Finding any one label to define the man and his work is pretty well impossible, but that impossibility reveals just how important his music is.
That's not something Mr. Romney ever talked about on the stump, raising the question of whether the vice-presidential choice will end up defining the man at the top of the ticket better than Mr. Romney has himself.
Ever since the origin of Earth's moon was explained, the biggest question in lunar science has been accounting for the moon's two-sided geology: a near side that's relatively low-lying, flat, and marked by expanses of dark lava that define the "Man in the Moon," and a bright far side with an expanse of high-standing, mountainous terrain.
