Sentence examples for defining in a from inspiring English sources

The woman's voice in the ad was "defining, in a way, her expectations towards men," Konieczna said.

An LGT network allows to distinguish between the principal line of evolution of the species under study and the secondary lines determined by the lateral gene transfers, by defining, in a natural way, a principal phylogenetic subtree and a family of secondary phylogenetic subtrees.

All defined in a simple symbol.

A man's life, defined in a heartbeat.

Charisma is as difficult to define in a restaurant as it is in a person.

He was one of the first artists to formally define — in a 1967 Artforum article — Conceptual Art.

At a stroke she had been defined in a way not of her own choosing, pigeonholed as posh totty.

He said: "Hacking is defined in a very prescriptive way under the Regulatory and Investigatory Powers Act.

And their presence again raises the question how this category is defined in a museum of ethnic culture.

HP If a night can be defined in a single phrase, this one takes some beating.

One needs measures of income defined in a common way across countries.