Sentence examples for has always been defining from inspiring English sources

The issue, she said, has always been defining a data broker.

Batman has always been defined by his Batwear.

New York City has always been defined by the yawning gap between its haves and have-nots.

Tennis has always been defined by great rivalries and now, it seems, we could be witnessing the start of another.

Shia religion is steeped in the mythology of martyrdom – Iran's Muslim identity has always been defined by sacrifice.

But Mexican immigration has always been defined by both the push (from Mexico) and the pull (of the United States).

James Bond has gone through many incarnations since Ian Fleming sent him on his first mission in 1953, but he has always been defined by brands.

BEAUTY may be in the eye of the beholder, but the look of luxury has always been defined by the affluent.

And he explains that Steppenwolf has always been defined by its ensemble work: 'We made a religion of communication between ourselves as actors.

The New York jazz landscape has always been defined partly by its underground, with the tacit understanding that such a region is usually zoned for experimentation.

When arguing against same-sex marriage, opponents often stress that marriage has always been defined as a union between a man and a woman.