Sentence examples for more defined by from inspiring English sources

"My entire tenure has been more defined by a cappella than the work that I do.

It would be odd if his presidency were even more defined by struggles within his own party.

For Bardsey is more defined by what it lacks than by what it has, and this is its appeal.

But she hates categories like "bisexual," and has always felt more defined by her work than by her relationships.

They were more defined by permanent social roles: mother, father, deacon.

But no business is more defined by dynasties and nepotism than evangelical preaching.

Ringer has been bouncing between his government name and another production alias known as REKchampa and each pseudonym becomes more defined track by track.

It will follow a more defined course, constrained by embankments of capital, funding and risk management.

The stereotypes became more sharply defined by blacks as they made minstrelsy speak in ways black audiences could relate to.

Although almost anybody knows a small when he sees one, they are more easily defined by what they are not.

These principles have much in common with those adopted in the United Kingdom and more precisely defined by Gluckman (2014).