Sentence examples for has defined itself as from inspiring English sources

Since 2000, this administration has defined itself as the sun, a truly unfortunate conception.

"Not one piece of art, or music or anything here has defined itself as black, not one.

"In this budget Australia has defined itself as a wealthy country but a stingy neighbour," Matt Tinkler, director of policy at Save the Children, said.

Since its founding in 1947, Pakistan has defined itself as a national security state in opposition to the Indian behemoth to its east.

Some might dispute Paul's history, but over the years Manchester has defined itself as being a world leader in different fields: from cotton processing in the 18th century to the clubbing and music scene in recent times.

From the beginning of its institutional history in the 4th century A.D., the Catholic Church has defined itself as the "one true Church," to the exclusion of all other paths to salvation.

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.

For most of its history, Russia has defined itself physically: as the biggest country on earth and as the place where Europe and Asia come together.

For a team that has defined itself over the last three seasons as hard-hat defenders and hard-hearted competitors, this was a galling way to begin.

Ultras Nahdawy, the only fan group that is not aligned with a soccer club and has explicitly defined itself as political, has played an important role in persistent anti-government protests on university campuses in the past year.