Sentence examples for in that defining from inspiring English sources

Interesting, this European devotion – in that defining Britishness has always been one of your strong suits.

He would have had every opportunity to feel confident about who he was, and he would in that defining respect not have been the real John Clare.

And in that defining distaff role, Mr. Glen's real-life wife effects a chilling twist on her character's talk of finding eventual salvation in "God's love".

Rodgers had few match-changing options available on the rare occasions Suárez's or Sturridge's contribution dipped during the title run-in, or when Liverpool ran out of patience in that defining home defeat by Chelsea.

And, as was the case in that defining January meeting with Boston, the Nets are about to play host to one of their chief competitors for that final playoff berth -- the Magic, who bring hustle, heart and a 29-32 record into the Meadowlands on Sunday.

"I knew I wanted Zakes in that defining role in the play," Mr. Fugard said.

Bill Pulsipher made his exhibition debut today, and the Mets left-hander pitched the kind of inning that defines the baseball truism "It's only spring training".

But it was that Vogue underwear shoot (the word lingerie seems too rarefied for the vests and pants she was shot in) that defined Day.

"It's the bits in between that define the localness.

"There is nobody in this country who got rich on his own," Warren said at a campaign stop in 2011, in remarks that defined her candidacy.

Glaude admits in his essay that defining the black church is complicated, if not impossible.