Sentence examples for has defined itself from inspiring English sources
A lot of minor and ephemeral contemporary British art since has defined itself against Hirst.
Staten Island has defined itself in opposition to the rest of the city.
Since 2000, this administration has defined itself as the sun, a truly unfortunate conception.
However, PT has never attempted to embrace the populist authoritarianism by which New Labour has defined itself.
"Not one piece of art, or music or anything here has defined itself as black, not one.
EVER since Barry Goldwater's populist rebellion, the Republican right has defined itself by its opposition to big government.
By the time a union leader named Frank J. Prial bought the paper in 1919, The Chief had defined itself as the voice of New York's civil servants.
In fact, due in no small part to Logue's efforts, the city might better have defined itself as a survivor, a victor entitled to infinite self-esteem.
And the discussion should extend far beyond the narrow, not to say provincial, scope of the task that the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, the state agency created after Sept. 11, has defined for itself.
No other design elicited by the official planning process has risen to the cultural occasion that the public itself has defined.
