Sentence examples for from that defining from inspiring English sources

His fine autobiography never shies away from that defining tragedy and how it rippled through his life, even revealing his sudden need, last summer, to swim to the Cornish cliffs where his dad died.

It's difficult, for instance, not to think of Kim Cattrall divorced from that defining, oh-so-worldly purr that she brought to Samantha Jones on the "Sex and the City" television show and its subsequent movies.

The new rule limits the scope of a law from 1986 that defines hospital obligations.

There are few things from childhood that define your social class more than your relationship with horses.

Mr. Ramone was the punkiest member of the Ramones, the four-man band from Queens that defined punk rock.

The reason is that surplus politics are proving to be guided by wholly different rules from those that defined the long era of budget deficits.

Swisher chuckled Monday night when reminded of his line from May 2010 that defined Target Field's early reputation as a tough place to hit home runs.

He was the lead singer of the Ramones, a band from Forest Hills, Queens, that defined punk rock as both music and attitude, touching off a musical insurgency that took a generation to reach its commercial peak.

The distinction can be elaborated with respect to the difference between the actual world and alternative possible worlds as sequences of events that diverge from those that define the history of the actual world.

I've been using those tools ever since and have never looked back to the arguments from unreason that defined my past.

My good friend, colleague, mentor and supervisor, Winifred Bowersox defines faulty belief systems as thoughts that are ingrained in our brain from childhood that define how we see ourselves in relation to others as adults.