Sentence examples for having been defined from inspiring English sources
Never having been defined as a great beauty makes that easier".
Obama seems like an iconoclast precisely because she's normal (the norm for a candidate's wife having been defined, in the past, as nonworking, white, and pious about the democratic process).
He grew up in a time when the love that dared not speak its name kept mum; when camp, not yet having been defined, was considered a low-life taste; when cross-dressers stayed in the closet or under cover and female impersonators did not dream that uptown financiers would consider it hip to come downtown and watch them perform.
Metaphysical naturalism, having been defined as something which precludes theism, has been set up as a philosophy with a religion-like status.
Having been defined as one of the coping means with HIV/AIDS, spirituality is argued in this paper as an empowering resource in both well-being of the individuals with such a life threatening illness and their adaptation to the illness process.
With δ 1 and R ~ l having been defined, we then use the usual shrinking chain of balls { B j } defined in (81) with r = R ~ l, so that, in particular we have r j = δ 1 j R ~ l ; again, the functions { v j } are as in (112).
