Sentence examples for has really defined from inspiring English sources
So swimming has really defined my college experience.
Finally, he added, no one has really defined what is a "normal" or "physiological" testosterone level.
Privately they raise doubts over whether Mr. Obama has really defined in his own mind what it is that constitutes, as he said on Monday, "moving in the right direction".
It's spread by coaches, spread by trainers, [by] all kinds of different people who have an interest in pretending to be experts". According to Julie Gilchrist, a medical epidemiologist who helped conduct the CDC study, "it's probably important that we maintain some norm of flexibility throughout our life spans, but I don't think anyone has really defined what that [norm] is.
Kelath: "DevSecOps" or "SecDevOps" has been thrown around as a term quite a bit, and nobody has really defined exactly what it is.
Dinner items range from $16 to $29. "Overall, the city of Newport Beach has really defined itself as a premier culinary dining destination in Southern California," said Peggy Forts, executive director of marketing for the Newport Beach Restaurant Assn.
That's the thing I've really defined, trying to hit strikes.
So, I feel like I've been in so many situations now, with art and music that I've really defined a sound for myself and that's what I'm working on now.
Some people have really defined notions of what they're keen on seeing and this can make organizing the trip more interesting.
"Until this century, global leadership has really been defined in very narrow terms — essentially as something contained in a relationship between Britain and the United States," Dr. Woods said.
