Sentence examples for fundamentally defined from inspiring English sources

Sexual harassment is a serious societal issue, with extensive economic and psychological consequences, yet it is also an ill-defined construct fundamentally defined in terms of subjective perception.

On the one hand music has been completely co-opted by it, on the other hand, youth's aspirations and even personality are fundamentally defined by consumerism.

Despite their mainstream success and festival-headliner status, their quixotic, dysfunctional career was fundamentally defined by kamikaze contrarianism and a wicked, sometimes baffling sense of humour.

Duke started his stage career as an actor, and was attracted to dance precisely because it seemed to him an art form "of the present moment", each work of choreography fundamentally defined by the dancers on which it was been made.

The DCW axis is fundamentally defined by the ratios of more-mobile to less-mobile elements during weathering, and hence many classical indices can be applied.

Of course – and you knew this point was coming – with all that power comes extraordinary risk, not just that power itself is incredibly corrupting, but that our work is almost fundamentally defined as being against power in all its forms.

In the Laokoon Lessing attempted to fundamentally define the separate functions of painting and of poetry.

While this influence provides many opportunities for ecologists, it also necessitates a change in how we manage and share data, and perhaps more fundamentally, define concepts in ecology.

To fundamentally define the cyclic behavior of low yield point steel (LYP) and obtain representative material constitutive parameters for structural analysis, experimental studies of LYP100 and LYP160 steels were conducted under a range of loading scenarios.

This vote is an "Iraq War" moment that will fundamentally define Members of Congress for the rest of their careers.

Anti-helmet advocates fundamentally define the problem as an issue of freedom of choice and, therefore, argue that such freedoms should be afforded protections under the law.