Sentence examples for is going to be defined from inspiring English sources

But the Obama presidency is going to be defined by his audacious self-confidence.

Then it is a battle of how everything else is going to be defined".

I like writing about those big turning points in a character's life, those crossroads where you know that whatever you choose, life is going to be defined by it.

Given the Affordable Care Act's much-publicised website failings and divisive politics, there is still a preference for campaigning on other issues such as the economy, but Hagan's people increasingly recognise that this battleground is going to be defined by their enemy and there is little choice but to fight.

VR is going to be defined by the content that is designed explicitly for virtual reality".

Says CEO Ben Milne, "In ten years the market is going to be defined by our connections to social networks, not through email addresses and phone numbers.

Now, I believe it's going to be defined by our ability to converge industries".

It's going to be defined by what happened in Paris".

The biggest debate surrounded exactly how proprietary trading was going to be defined.

"I don't think anyone can sit here today and speculate how that's going to be defined".

If I'm going to be defined by something, I'd rather it was that than my job, race or nationality.