Sentence examples for more defining aspects from inspiring English sources

"You're taking away a detail that is one of the more defining aspects of a lifestyle".

There are somewhat rote descriptions of demonstrations, political meetings and slogans on the wall, but not a single line of the Naxal poetry or songs that flared through India at the time, in numerous languages, and that formed a far more defining aspect of the movement than the badly made bombs and dense theoretical tracts mentioned in the novel.

Another, perhaps more defining issue will be cultural globalization.

You know whom it's an even more defining moment for?

But in the 90s, regionalism played a much more defining part of what was going on.

And none would have reached the landmark with a more defining shot.

For me and Kristen, laughter now plays a more defining role in our friendship than cancer does.

For the sake of U.S.C.'s possible redemption and Notre Dame's fulfilling its potential, more defining games remain.

Not that Bragg isn't entitled to argue that culture is a more defining character than class.

There have been more defining moments in this engrossing SPL season than many of us can remember.

But unlike the gentlemanly Gallic race, LeMons is a 24-hour brawl and, more defining, nice cars are not welcome.