Sentence examples for defines every from inspiring English sources

As the new soloist, Abi Stafford defines every step with remarkable clarity.

Because Pam's jokey, reference-thick double talk ("Don't go all Wiki in the knees") defines every page, "Daisy Buchanan's Daughter" is a strangely monotone experience.

Rhodes is right: foreign policy defines every President more than he expects coming in, and it does so in completely unexpected ways.

Worry defines every crevice of a city where life rests on such a fragile precipice, from the stock market to the Mets.

But the knowledge that a nuclear crisis could occur, and that we might be the only people standing in the way of a meltdown, defines every aspect of an operator's life.

Libel laws have not been updated to address the rise of on-line publication and the current multiple publication rule, dating back to 1849, defines every download as a publication and a potential new cause of action.

He has defined every game, every practice and every conversation.

There are issues that shape every generation and define every age.

What's more, their prosecution is governed by principles and practices that define every true democracy.

Synthesizers and programmed beats define every song, using tones that flaunt their artificial attacks and ricocheting stereo placements.

These two basic elements, splendidly enhanced by Oleg Kozlov's lighting, define every shift of scene, conjuring both hard realities and airborne fantasies, both claustrophobic confinement and tantalizing openness.