Sentence examples for defines only from inspiring English sources

The term 'jazz singer' defines only part of who I am.

Red defines only Homer's tongue, Maggie's pacifier, Marge's beads and the smidgeon of Bart's T-shirt.

It's a useful reminder of the vast differences between the parties, but defines only the Republicans, not the Democrats.

A watered-down Lobbying Bill became law last year, but critics complained this defines only 1 per cent of lobbyists and lacks clarity over what "direct contact" with a minister or permanent secretary really means.

An island grammar precisely defines only a subset of a language syntax (islands), while the rest of the syntax (water) is defined imprecisely.

The SDM defines only 'methodology'evaluationion' and 'aspects' here with metadata under 'aspects' included as needed/available, be it semantically annotated or not.

This was the defining game and Spain can now be defined only with ever-increasing superlatives.

The living and dining areas are defined only by furniture, and could be switched around.

He swiftly demolishes the notion that news is defined only by the hour of the day.

Barring groups of people defined only by shared attitudes is permissible.

But to be fair, summers in New York City have not been defined only by murders or misery.