Sentence examples for immediately defined from inspiring English sources

In contrast, poor whites had supposedly chosen to be "shiftless," suggesting the possibility of intraracial tensions that weren't immediately defined by a proximity to blackness.

Succeeding his father in 1965, he immediately defined himself as his own man by taking on the remnants of McCarthyism, decaying neighborhoods and racial segregation, subjects on which his father on which his father's Globe had often declined to comment.

The huge emotional lurch after the unusually breezy first appearance of the idée fixe immediately defined the psychological narrative as one of unstable desire for an unavailable object rather than one of consummation and betrayal.

In a crowded market, a political party has to have one big idea that it can push to the centre of the debate and by which it is immediately defined.

Opposition and leftist media picked up on the incident and, this being Çarçamba, immediately defined the attack as an Islamist one: "They dressed Adriana Lima in a carshaf", they said, referring to the black full body cover worn by religiously conservative women.

And this is not a case like J.R. Ewing or Al Swearengen, where a character's over-the-top evilness immediately defined his charm; this is a series in which the main character has actively become evil, but we still want him to succeed.

"The gas will immediately define it through its burning properties".

(Most staff I meet immediately define themselves as Before or After Tissot).

The Knicks did not immediately define the injury, but Curry and Coach Isiah Thomas said it did not seem serious.

Now they tend to give their children names such Mohammed or Girgis (George) that immediately define their sectarian affiliation.

The bedrooms, on the first floor, are in a style I couldn't immediately define: light walls and carpets, brass bedsteads and pops of colour from throws and naive art cushions.