Sentence examples for has a defining from inspiring English sources

Each of the central characters in "Number9Dream" has a defining goal or quest.

The promise of every new gaming console is a novel set of experiences, like that moment, and each generation of machines typically has a defining one.

But it's music with an enveloping sound, and an odd kind of density; it has a defining structure, but allows plenty of improvisation, individually or collectively.

Every era has a defining stance, and at present, it is standing with your legs crossed, like a model or a dancer en pointe.

Drawing on decades of research and teaching, Capron and Mitchell find that a firm's aptitude for determining the best "resource pathways" for growth has a defining impact on its success.

Still, despite his skills and extensive vocabulary, the British Hamed has not caught on with American boxing fans -- this was only his fourth fight in the United States -- and may not until he has a defining match.

A traditional ad campaign has a defined beginning and an end.

Your company has "a defined process to tackle and fix problems" raised by customers.

The final image displays only individual melanoma nuclei, and each nucleus has a defined area.

Levittown has a defined past.

Everyone has a defined role, but everyone has their method.