Sentence examples for has long been defined from inspiring English sources
Eatonville has long been defined as a paradox of triumph and struggle.
College basketball has long been defined by its postseason tournament, the crowd-pleasing spectacle known as March Madness.
America's own economic miracle has long been defined by our ability to meet competitive challenges head on.
Extreme poverty has long been defined as living on or below $1.25 a day, but the World Bank's adjustment now sets the poverty line at $1.90 a day.
The state government has long been defined by the refusal of its leaders to take any political responsibility for hard choices.
MasterChef: The Professionals has long been defined by one thing, and that's the relationship between Gregg Wallace and Michel Roux Jr.
The Internet has long been defining celebrity down, and now we know by how much (if you accept that Facebook, the world's fourth most popular Website with more than 300 million members, is as good a proxy as there is for the Web as a whole).
Those areas have long been defined by the first-generation immigrants from China and Korea who fill the busy streets lined with ethnic markets and restaurants.
That image had long been defined by the Mandylion of Edessa, a piece of fabric thought to contain a direct impression of Jesus' face.
Human-whale relations have long been defined by this stark dualism: manic swings between mythologizing and massacre; between sublime awe and assiduous annihilation, the testimonies of their slayers often permeated with a deep sense of both remorse and respect for the victims.
