Sentence examples for i have always defined from inspiring English sources
The way I have always defined Web 2.0, it's been about what it means for the internet, rather than the personal computer, to be the dominant computing platform.
"I've always defined myself positively, so I'm like, 'Yeah I'm black, I'm also European, too'.
He added: "I've always defined as a Scot any adult with voting rights who lives here".
"I've always defined myself by what I do -- I'm always so busy -- but I wanted to stop doing for a while," Mr. Hoyle said.
MH: I've always defined blogging by its structure (posts, ordered reverse-chronologically, time stamps) rather than its content, so in that way it's as alive as ever.
A: I've always defined success as the continual expansion of happiness and the dominant pursuit of worthy goals.
It's hard to feel really young and successful when you're hanging out with Lena Dunham all the time, because she's younger and way more successful and amazing and deserves every ounce of it, but I've always defined success more as like happiness, personal fulfillment.
For Jordan, this comeback is about action and accounting, the two things that have always defined him.
In this remote mountainous region abutting Afghanistan, religious fundamentalism has long flourished and heavily armed tribesmen, rather than the central government, have always defined the law.
