Sentence examples for had never defined from inspiring English sources

Mikva had never defined his role.

But Douglas Sonntag, the endowment's director of dance, said the agency had never defined what dances qualify.

"But my ethnicity has never defined me.

But he has never defined that term, or set deadlines.

Mrs. Merkel, however, has never defined Germany's national interests.

Mr. Bush has never defined what kind of mission is in the "vital national interest".

To begin with, Charles Koch has never defined himself as a Republican Party stalwart.

Yet, since its inception in 1790, the census has never defined the categories and definitions for race the same way.

Long the prime center for experiment in modern dance, the festival has never defined what modern dance must be.

The N.R.C., however, has never defined what constitutes an unacceptable risk, and critics charge that its judgment on the matter has grown susceptible to outside influences.

The White House has never defined explicitly when that not-too-distant future will arrive, saying instead that it is talking in terms "of months, not years".