Sentence examples for help him define from inspiring English sources

This week he asked the public to help him define what the watchdog should do.

McCarty and Patterson worked together at Yammer, where Patterson was the chief product officer and McCarty recruited Patterson in May to help him define Eaze's company roadmap as it grew.

For Bangs, "grossness was the truest criterion for rock 'n' roll" -- his preference for music that gave him "barking fits" helped him define the aesthetics of punk and heavy metal -- and he loathed pretension and cheap sentiment.

For "Sharing Exoticisms," he formed a committee of five anthropologists who helped him define 22 ethnological categories, all linked to human behavior, into which he eventually slotted works by 120 artists from 30 or so countries.

Discussing the script, which he wrote with Dan Franck, he mentioned Joseph Conrad's "Secret Agent" and Dostoyevsky's "Possessed" as works that are "absolutely part of my background and vocabulary" and that helped him define his attitudes toward terrorism.

Last summer he chose Dr Matt Ridley, a climate sceptic, to be his keynote speaker at his "Environment Imperative" debate, which he claimed helped him to define London's vision for the next 15-20 years.

The proponent is then invited to Parliament, and the elected Five Star members of Parliament help him or her to define and shape the proposal.

In fact, Ferrell credited the two years he spent away from organized basketball in middle school — at the behest of that same demanding father — as what helped him more richly define his character on and off the court.

Although these clothes help to define him physically – in fact, we could truthfully say that they put years on his back – they do not really control how we feel about him.

It will help better define him in the eyes of Americans as "presidential material" and brush aside any concerns about whether he can or can't be a commander in chief.

Mr. Clinton built his national political identity as a New Democrat who was friendly to business and a Southerner who could navigate the culture wars, positioning that helped him weather Republican efforts to define him as a tax-and-spend liberal.