Sentence examples for in a defining from inspiring English sources
But Piketty has written a book that nobody interested in a defining issue of our era can afford to ignore.
Why the poem remains an allegory of British politics can be found in a defining passage where heaven's rebels have been cast into hell.
In a defining game for Miles, the Tigers converted all five fourth-down plays they attempted, including two on the winning drive, in a come-from-behind victory against Florida.
We think of Osmond, the supreme impinger, all the more cruel in his confinement of Isabel's spirit because she gave herself to him, rather than to his rivals, in a defining flourish of her liberation.
In a defining scene Dee (Bertie Carvel) declaims a geometry proof backed by a drumbeat that hints at Elizabethan dances, while drawings and figures swirl around him on scrims.
The Nineties: When Surface was Depth Michael Bracewell Flamingo £7.99, pp373 It might seem a little early into the start of the new decade to indulge in retrospective navel-gazing of the last, particularly one so apparently lacking in a defining identity as the 1990s.
Graduate recruits are also eligible for a performance bonus and can participate in a defined benefit pension scheme.
Cooking demonstrations and lessons will take place in a defined area of Xanadu devoted to retail associated with the home.
The median household approaching retirement in a defined-contribution scheme has a pot of just $111,000.
