Sentence examples for is defined not from inspiring English sources
That Europe is defined not by religion, but by values".
The distinction is defined not by age but by attitude.
For Mr. Diggins modern American history envisions a society that is defined not by a "we" but by its absence.
Of this select group, only Judi Dench is defined not by being looked at but by looking.
Journalism in action is defined not by boxes ticked or examinations passed, but by the stories produced.
The international community is defined not only by what it is for, but by what and whom it is against.
The outcome is defined not just by the quality-related research funding (QR) income you receive but also the amount you spend to get it.
Even so, success to Mr. Johnson is defined not only by what can be found on Diplopedia but also what cannot.
When humanity is defined not solely by proximity to whiteness or manhood, all black people are closer to freedom and justice.
The larger, lower-case evangelicalism is defined not by a political party, whether conservative, liberal, or populist, but by theological beliefs.
In the end, appalled by her own rashness and her yearning still inarticulable, she is defined not by her circumstances but by the fullness of her depressed character.
