Sentence examples for defining itself from inspiring English sources

We have, then, a clear sense of Christian Europe – Christendom – defining itself through opposition.

Meadows came of age at a time when British documentary photography was defining itself anew.

Otherwise, it seems that the Obama Presidency is still defining itself.

By defining itself so narrowly, the museum indulges in a kind of fetishism.

Squeezed between central government and London's local councils, his is an office still defining itself.

That is one indication of the show's problems in defining itself.

The work defines itself.

The classic defines itself by surviving.

And in doing so it defined itself.

"Her role would define itself," he said.

He says he learned how a child really defines itself.