Sentence examples for is never defined from inspiring English sources

"A white man is never defined by his whiteness and maleness," continues Rosenberg, "whereas being female is treated as a defining facet".

It is a sign of how unfocused the debate over violence in entertainment has become that this violence is never defined.

The investigation in the magistrate's court turns into a squalid farce, the charge against him is never defined, and from this point the courts take no further initiative.

But "liberalized" is never defined, nor is it clear that Egypt is willing to allow the free flow of information over the Internet.

Most people who picked up the book in 1950 would have understood it as an attack on the dogmatism and philistinism of the fellow-travelling left, but the term "liberal" is never defined in "The Liberal Imagination".

The term "idiot savant" — an autistic or otherwise mentally handicapped person who has one area of genius — is never defined in Foreman's text, but Dafoe plays one to the hilt.

Yet its terms were never defined.

"They never spoke of homosexuality and heterosexuality and these terms were never defined.

Peru says the maritime boundary between the two countries was never defined.

This Macbeth is not, you suspect, an innately imaginative person, or at least he's never defined himself that way.

But "serious" was never defined, and specific guidelines for companies were never drawn up, partly because government officials had been distracted by Thailand's continuing political turmoil.