Sentence examples for defined the ways from inspiring English sources
Ms. Mayzler repeated that her biggest struggle was over whether she should expect employees to share her standards, even if she had not specifically defined the ways in which they should perform their duties.
Hence, the unit of analysis was the teacher group, and the object of analysis was the collective sense-making activity that defined the ways in which the teachers imagined, developed, and enacted curriculum and instruction in the context of school start-up.
They defined the ways Americans -- including many artists, who internalized the oxymoronic notion that real artists don't teach -- have thought about the arts for the past century.
Little-people status, defined the way Edwards defines it, does not preclude — indeed, it practically demands — individual ambition.
His absence defined the way the game would be played; Messi's presence decided it.
This habit of squeamishness traditionally defined the way we dealt with such people.
Business architecture has defined the way in which the enterprise must be organized and must function.
Hannah's support defined the way I related to my depression and taught me how to support my own friends when they needed me.
"Hockney is an artist who really defined the way we see Los Angeles -- he created a whole aesthetic territory," Mr. Strick said.
Eighty years ago, here in Munich, Adolf Hitler staged two exhibitions which defined the way we think about modern art.
