Sentence examples for left to define from inspiring English sources

It would be a tragedy if the Tories and resurgent Blairites were left to define aspiration.

"Integrity, left to define itself, becomes evil because everyone ends up choosing his own standards".

There are four days left to define the roster and the rotation, and to rest Jeter, Robinson Canó (who drove in five runs) and others.

Judges were asked one simple question: "who have been the greatest players in the history of the World Cup?" Each judge was left to define greatness on their own terms.

Much like the ill-fated Millennium Dome in London, Urbis appears to have begun as a $45 million urban and architectural project, with events organizers rather than curators left to define its contents.

But Title VII didn't define discrimination, which meant that, in the years after its passage, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission — which Title VII established — and various courts, including the Supreme Court, have been left to define the term themselves.

They rarely go to the trouble, so brands are typically left to either define their identity with one app that doesn't tell the whole story, or go to the trouble of frequently rotating the default app.

The authorities failed to consider that "Beijing Spirit" is something that might have been best left to Beijingers to define.

Innovative research topics can be derived from a combined analysis of experiences within different communities of practice in different wmu's and should not be left to researchers to define.

No definitions of "recently" or "someone close to you" were given: this was left to participants to define.

But after the right upright proved forgiving, Jones's night was left to be defined by the positives; namely, a performance that justified his large pay packet.