Sentence examples for gave definition from inspiring English sources

"He gave definition to our coverage," Levin said.

Ms. Clark gave definition to the dance's most arresting moment, the opening of the second section, when Reid Bartelme slides himself — and Ms. Clark, strangely wrapped around him — along the floor.

In Seville, Spain, a German architect, Jürgen Mayer H., gave definition and shade to the city's Plaza de la Encarnación with his Metropol Parasol, a lilting, waffled construction of laminated timber.

Mendes was satisfied by the way the wall gave definition to the outline of the bag.

To hear "Radio Nowhere," it is not the venom of a man railing against a delivery system that is failing him, but rather a protesting cry of the squandering of something that once - blue light shining - gave definition to his prowls, his routines, most likely his breathing.

He gave definitions of things that took account of both their matter and their form.

Coyle gave definitions for these categories that were also incorporated into this study.

Similarly, few studies gave definitions for constipation or diarrhoea or differentiated this from change in bowel habit.

It doesn't add size, but it gives definition.

"It can be that which gives definition to that whole section of State Street, and that whole part of Chicago".

The performance is like a sunny sky given definition and interest by a few artfully scattered clouds.