Sentence examples for if I defined from inspiring English sources

"I knew that if I defined Conor by that one moment — as a murderer — I was defining my daughter as a murder victim.

If I defined my success based on approval alone, I don't think the music would be headed in a great direction.

It suddenly dawned on me that, if I defined sexiness as embracing the unstoppable forces that are our bodies and their needs, defacing my private areas in the name of sexiness was, for me, the pinnacle of unsexy.

And I realized a while back that I was getting more work done if I did it in concentrated bursts that were defined by time limits, than if I defined it by task.

"If I define terrorist, then a terrorist is a person who employs terror or terrorism, especially as a political weapon.

"If I define terrorist then a terrorist is a person who employs terror or terrorism, especially as a political weapon.

"If I define my brand by my competitor's brand, I had better get out some information about my brand at the same time," Mr. Melançon at Ito Partnership said, or the campaign can be deemed unfair or pejorative.

If I define Singer's kind of disability prejudice as an ultimate evil, and him as a monster, then I must so define all who believe disabled lives are inherently worse off or that a life without a certain kind of consciousness lacks value.

For example, if I define a domain match for @crunchgear.com, and also specify a contact match for [email protected], the tone I specify for John will be played rather than the tone for @crunchgear.com.

As Samir Amin stated: "If I define Bandung as the dominant characteristic of the second phase of post war period, it is not from any "third worldist" predilection, but because the world system was organized around the emergence of the Third World" (1994 14).

Thus, if a character χ = χ i (defined by some alignment site i in a given alignment) is phylogenetically "useful", its character states will appear "clustered" along the cyclic ordering, independent of the details of the branching order in individual subtrees.