Sentence examples for just defined from inspiring English sources
OK, so we've just defined them.
You'd like to be not just defined by the mistakes that you make in life".
But the area isn't just defined by golf, despite the area's 43 courses.
JG: You've just defined an entire American political party as uneducated!
Three percent of the growth will be in the West as I have just defined it.
Indeed, Australia's first world war experience in the Middle East was not just defined by military heroism but of humanitarianism.
"They were just defined at an early age by the fact that others saw them that way".
"But on the two great questions of this election" – the ones Clinton himself had just defined — McCain "still embraces the extreme philosophy" of the Bush Republicans.
A feminist, Burton writes great complex female characters who aren't just defined by what the men in their life are doing.
His aim is to make it a hedonistic experience, not just defined by financial coercion, and he will apply this to the revitalisation of cities of northern England.
We are, each one of us, not just defined by the arrangement of protein molecules in our cells, but also by the things we call our own.
