Sentence examples for defining about from inspiring English sources

"What is defining about Sunny is that she chose her profession," says Bhatt, "there is no tragedy in her past.

Nick Clegg is not easy to draw because you'd be hard pushed to think of anything physically defining about him.

You use things like — the thing that always feels defining about a Razr product or the Droid product is the signature chin on the bottom that we always have.

But in this crowded neighborhood of east Jerusalem, the city's Arab section, there was something monumental, even defining, about the 30-foot slab descending from the twilight, just after a muezzin called the sunset prayer over the crane's roar.

"There is nothing defining about the way you use it you create your own instrument within the instrument".

Below Imperial Dam, only a small portion of the Colorado River makes it beyond Yuma, Arizona, and the confluence with the intermittent Gila River – which carries runoff from western New Mexico and most of Arizona – before defining about 24 mile of the Mexico–United States border.

Glycolysis, the breakdown of sugar, was originally defined about 1930 as the metabolism of sugar into lactate.

But in another success for the Munduruku this week, Funai has published an initial report that defines about 170,000 hectares as Sawré Muybu indigenous land.

Of the fifty "fancy words" on this year's list, I can comfortably define about two-thirds, making me once again thankful for the G.R.E.

The objective for me is to find a language that tells the reader something hard to define about the texture of each character's consciousness.

With temperature tolerance bands of ±2 °C defined about the nominal temperatures, more than 72.5% of the microchannel length was located within the desired temperature bands.