Sentence examples for had defined as from inspiring English sources

"He is a motion picture actor first, last and always," Times Arts Editor Charles Champlin wrote in 1974, "and he had defined as well and as powerfully as anyone else what that means.

He went to college to see if there were possibilities beyond what others had defined as his limits.

Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra, for example, slipped easily into film roles that were comfortable extensions of the personas they had defined as singers.

She reiterated, for example, the argument in Bakke that barred quotas, which Justice Powell had defined as isolating "a category of applicants with certain desired qualifications from competition with all other applicants".

The foreign secretary, Palitha T. B. Kohona, said in a telephone interview on Tuesday that the government had urged the Red Cross to vacate the hospital and evacuate the wounded to areas the government had defined as safe zones.

During her first, unwilling incarceration (engineered by Giorgio) in a French sanitarium in 1932, she was said to be suffering from "hebephrenic psychosis" (the young person's version of what Kraepelin had defined as dementia praecox).

And the smallest-value N is what we've defined as the period.

The Fed has supplied relief to offset past panics, which it has defined as moments in which markets seize up.

How much of our time, or on average, are people spending on what you've defined as collaborative work?

The California Supreme Court, however, has developed its own test, requiring a showing of a "strong likelihood" of racial bias, which it has defined as "more likely than not".

The United States has no chance of achieving what President Bush has defined as victory: a self-sustaining, democratic and unified Iraq".