Sentence examples for has defined a from inspiring English sources

"Our religion [Islam] has defined a position for women: motherhood.

Richard Williams He is one of those players who has defined a position during his generation.

Since its first iteration, HTML has defined a set of rules for adding markup to textual content.

Being the costume designer for "Gossip Girl" is a dream job: Eric Daman has defined a youthful, fashion-mad look.

He has defined a version of manliness that is postboomer in policy but preboomer in manners and reticence.

"Roosevelt is a really dramatic example of how a commercial strip has defined a community in a negative way," he said.

For example, they say, the agency has defined a host of foods as processed, such as mixed frozen vegetables, which exempts them from the new law.

In the decade since they graduated, each has defined a distinctive design language in projects commissioned mostly by friends in art, fashion, music and publishing.

"This ends a chapter in the global war on terrorism which has defined a generation," the NBC correspondent Richard Engel said.

The court has defined a "witness against" a defendant as a person who provides information to law enforcement to aid a criminal investigation.

He has defined a seductive vision of modern spiritual music, one that seeks to escape our world — into a monastic-style pseudo-medievalism — rather than to embrace it.