Sentence examples for defining at from inspiring English sources

Occupy Wall Street protests eclipsed Tea Parties around the nation this fall in defining at least some of the national mood.

Murphy began LCD Soundsystem in 2002, with a one-off single, "Losing My Edge," that was closer to standup comedy than to pop music, and ended up defining at least part of the decade for many listeners who were half Murphy's age.

Product definition processes take a product specification (defining the requirements that the product must satisfy) and transform it into a product definition (defining, at least, the shape and material of the required product so that it can be manufactured).

Developmental fields subdivide during ontogenesis into ever smaller fields in a complex hierarchy, defining at each stage the developmental entities which are subjected to regulatory, morphostatic effects via the genome and indirect phenotypic selection.

The prime minister accidentally called the election 'career defining,' instead of 'country defining,' at a campaign event in Yorkshire.

Defining, at least for me; I can't speak for Soboroff, who later called it a life highlight when Maher called him a "pussy" over it.

For the majority of SuAT1 alleles, strong conservation of the sequence defining AT-hook 1 and 2 was found, together with conservation of the spacing between the motifs.

However, additional measures should be taken into account, such as serologic testing, refining donor history, defining at-risk locations, and delimiting malaria-endemic areas.

It is ill defined at best, hypocritical at worst.

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And Mr. Forrester remains hardly defined at all.