Sentence examples for might defined from inspiring English sources

The security-first approach of the Turkish state to resolve the Kurdish question increasingly defined by a bloody conflict deadlocked the matter during 1990s (similar today), turning the entire region into a war zone where might defined right and imposed the cold logic of naked power in sensitive moral issues. .

However you might define that.

You might define a 200-yard circle as OurHome and a two-mile region as CollegeCampus.

As wholesome as GBBO itself, she is what we might define as "quintessentially British".

Ask students to brainstorm elements that might define the genre, based on this example.

One might define it as a fleshy liquid or as an edible Beverage".

But Swayze is reluctant to discuss whether Barker might define his latter years.

Chester Crocker ("Terms of Engagement," Views, Sept. 14) misses the greatest risk of "engaging" with Iran, however one might define engagement.

We might define ourselves today as individuals seated at computers, cut off from the world and often alone.

I'm looking roughly at the era an undergraduate survey of Western civilization might define as modern history.

Labour-saving appliances were certainly seductive, but there was now a movement of suspicion and distrust that one might define as Tupperware resistance.