Sentence examples for defining a new from inspiring English sources

It was a new but quite wonderful way of defining a new champion.

In other words, Ms. Jarrar's responsibilities go far beyond simply defining a new aesthetic.

TRANSLATION NATION: Defining a New American Identity in the Spanish-Speaking United States, by Héctor Tobar.

They are unpolished, unpredictable, and as much concerned with burying the old system as defining a new one.

When we have won great victories – in 1945, 1964 , 1997– it has been by defining a new national mission.

12 16 p.m. | Live Updates below | I'm at the United Nations today for the Bhutan-led "High Level Meeting on Wellbeing and Happiness: Defining a New Economic Paradigm".

"They're defining a new kind of intimacy," said Viviana Zelizer, a Princeton sociologist and author of "The Purchase of Intimacy," about the interplay between economics and relationships.

It does not quite add up to a new Obama Doctrine, but the methods are defining a new era of nearly constant confrontation and containment.

· Defining a new concept.

The non-homogeneous boundary condition is transformed into a homogeneous one by defining a new variable.

By defining a new variable, the non-homogeneous boundary condition is transformed into a homogenous one.