Sentence examples for it was was defined from inspiring English sources

Escaped from a life that had no public identity — and where her public identity, such as it was, was defined socially in very clear terms, at least in her circles, as she explains in a clip from a television interview in the early nineteen-seventies: It was so embarrassing not to be anything.

It was being defined by our competitors".

Because we were not here to define it, it was being defined by our enemies".

"It was being defined in terms of what we were doing to develop local forces and use drones and counter the immediate and real security threat," said Bodine, now director of the Institute for the Study of Diplomacy at Georgetown University.

"It's being defined by the F.B.I.

The meeting offered a window onto the state of innovation policy — how it is being defined, and what countries are doing.

"There has just been a complete revolution in the nature of public service and how it's been defined since the 1960's," said Prof. Jeffrey Herbst, a specialist in African affairs at the Woodrow Wilson School.

"Computing doesn't have to be the way it's been defined.

"There is no limit to the possibilities of this market because it's being defined as we speak," he said.

But one of the type n + 1 sets in terms of which it is being "defined" is Nn+1 itself.

But he seems to be using the term 'fictionalism' differently from how it's been defined here.