Sentence examples for defining legend from inspiring English sources

Above all, leading means offering a vision, a defining legend.

As expressions of The New, these products have inherited the myth of progress, modernity's defining legend.

But the spotlight of the evening was on not just a songwriting dynamo, but a person who defines legend.

"Unconsciously, for the most part, he was defining the Legend's central theme – which might be termed 'the loss of life as it is lived' – through the very intensity and urgency of his drive to get it all down".

"Unconsciously, for the most part, he was defining the Legend's central theme – which might be termed 'the loss of life as it is lived' – through the very intensity and urgency of his drive to get it all down". Rereading Kerouac's novels as one huge, episodic work takes me back to that day I spent at his graveside after pounding through a heatwave.

"It was written that even a teaspoonful too much of sand would have meant irretrievable ruin," said Steven Reid, whose book, "Bobby's Open: Mr. Jones and the Golf Shot That Defined a Legend," was released last month.

Beyond The Sound Barrier, Wayne Shorter Quartet; Verve; $19. Enigmatic, brooding, cerebral-that's how writers have tried to define jazz legend Wayne Shorter, but he's even more elusive than that.

The abbreviations for each kinase are defined in legend to Table 1.

This figure could easily be adapted to one panel by simply placing the blue line (phase shift) of panel B into panel A. A legend defining the shaded regions would add clarification.

Unusual units or abbreviations should be spelled out in full or defined in the legend.

For Ms. Midler, whose personality is as strong and defined as any legend she could honor, playing let's pretend doesn't mean literally assuming another persona, but affectionately translating an alien mystique into her own language.