Sentence examples for may not define from inspiring English sources

They may not define a strike precisely.

I may not define myself by my epilepsy but it's a big part of my life.

This war may not define us as a generation in the same way the Vietnam War defined my parents' generation.

Ictal recordings with surface electrodes may not define properly the seizure onset zone in surgical evaluation for intractable occipital epilepsy.

The old golden god may not define the term "rock star" as impeccably as he did when Led Zeppelin ruled the 1970's, but Robert Plant can still strut and wail with the best of them (not that many of his youngers are so good at that).

Muslims know all too well that the actions of few may not define the masses.

On Sunday, Russell will lead the Raiders into New Orleans for a game that may shape, if not define, the 2008 season for Oakland — and for Russell.

Protestors may not yet define a unifying goal, but they are not confused about the fact that living conditions for the average American are rapidly deteriorating.

We may not all define attractiveness in quite the same way, but we all have an emotional reaction to it — in professional and social matters alike.

Many women whose experiences of domestic abuse are confined to psychological or coercive abuse may not even define themselves as "abused women" since there is little education about what non-violent abuse consists of.

In particular, employers may not generally define the essential functions of a job to include not inflicting hedonic costs, with the exception of jobs that have the mental state of others as their focus.