Sentence examples for defining the world from inspiring English sources
In the documentary, Angelou talks intelligently, emotionally, and openly about Baldwin's ability to transgress certain categories, like the American penchant for defining the world through gender.
Without resorting to caricature, however, it is clear that Hitchens embraced the neocon project of defining the world through the "war on terror".
The same can be said for Defining the World, Henry Hitchings's account of how Samuel Johnson compiled and wrote his famous Dictionary of the English Language.
In his review of Henry Hitchings's "Defining the World," (Dec. 4), Charles McGrath characterizes as a wisecrack Samuel Johnson's definition of oats as a grain which "in Scotland supports the people".
"You know," says Albert, "defining the concept of evil is almost as troublesome as defining the world we inhabit". Mild suspense is furnished by the fact that Bucky harbours a secret sickness.
The Nenahsev and Pavic drawings are two of the 125 works on display in "Cutting Edges: Cartoon Art Defining the World" at the Society of Illustrators in Manhattan, a collection of cartoons that won prizes in an annual competition organized by the Aydin Dogan Foundation in Turkey.
Already these batteries have defined the world's tech devices.
Soil and blood and cultural loyalties would claim, and define, the world of states.
Indeed, his skills come to define the world in which he operates.
The left needs to be able to define the world on its own terms.
Fluidity and connectedness define the world, forging hybrid identities not fixed in formaldehyde.
