Sentence examples for further defines from inspiring English sources

With each choice Obama makes, he further defines himself for better or worse in Americans' minds.

As much as the ruling further defines the role that race, ethnicity and gender can legally play in jury selection, it also speaks to the city's evolving diversity.

But a proprietary lease generally has a separate provision covering penthouses, terraces and balconies, which further defines a shareholder's obligations as to those areas.

The U.S. government's Puerto Rico Federal Relations Act (1950), which retains many provisions of the earlier Foraker (1900) and Jones (1917) acts, further defines U.S. Puerto Rican relations.

It further defines "partially delivers vaginally a living unborn child before killing the unborn child" to mean: "deliberately and intentionally delivering into the vagina a living unborn child, or a substantial portion thereof, for the purpose of performing a procedure that the person performing such procedure knows will kill the unborn child and does kill the unborn child".

(Even their nudity, and how they flaunt it, in the first-act finale, further defines them.) After the show I couldn't stop thinking about what would happen to Bryce Ryness's sexually inchoate Woof; Ms. Case's hopeful, fretful Crissy; Darius Nichols's defiant, suspicious Hud; Kacie Sheik's pregnant, cheerily adrift Jeanie; or Ms. Allen's taunting, sensually assured Dionne.

"Ten years ago, courage was further defined".

— will further define their title defense.

"It's not made out of futon material," Ms. D'Souza said, further defining it.

Johnson's special place was further defined by two other figures: Kareem Addul-Jabbar and Larry Bird. Addul-Jabbar and Larry Bird

Strawberry will undergo more tests early next week "to further define the situation," the statement said.