Sentence examples for later defined from inspiring English sources

Then came Srebrenica, which was later defined as genocide.

It would be pro bono.' " Ross Greenburg, the HBO major-domo, later defined King and pro bono as an oxymoron.

Although Taussig enjoyed a privileged upbringing, adversity cultivated in her a determination that later defined her character.

The level found – 0.1% – was well below the 1% threshold that UK food regulators later defined as indicative of contamination or adulteration.

Often it's about crediting those who influenced from the sidelines: Everything Is Copy profiled Nora Ephron, the unsparing writer who later defined the modern romcom.

The verb was later defined by Merriam-Webster as "to enclose closely in or as if in a matrix" and was used by native speakers more loosely to mean "to stick into so deeply that it's hard to get out".

Could we now, a dozen years later, define the neurological basis of his musicophilia?

But Andrews simply knuckled down and, true to the image that would later define her, got on with it.

This boyhood struggle was, in all likelihood, the genesis of the stoical personality that would later define him so indelibly.

The culture wars that would later define the Republican Party were also far from the minds of the boys of Reading.

He joined Barcelona for a then world record transfer fee of $2 million, and it was Barcelona that would later define his coaching career, helping the Catalan club to win their first La Liga title in nearly 15 years in 1974.