Sentence examples for most defining and from inspiring English sources

"Women have been present throughout the evolution of the comics medium and have produced some of its most defining and provocative works in many genres," says Ahmad.

That same year, Martin demoed a song that would become one of the most defining and instantly recognisable pop singles of all time.

Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi, who in 1972 married a British scholar, Michael Aris, was "not a natural politician," according to Mr. Popham, who sees her most defining and enduring quality as her willpower.

The three films that Dean left as his epitaph provide evidence of why he became such an icon: his lupine good looks as well as his most defining and paradoxical quality-vulnerability.

Rather, the person most defining and leading the emerging Republican absolutist opposition to the president at every turn -- from stimulus to health care to most of his executive appointments -- was radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh.

In the video message, the prince will say: "The battle against climate change is surely the most defining and pivotal challenge of our times.

Nor are they the first people unable to let go of their most defining success, and they certainly won't be the last.

His giant, walrus-style moustache is McDonald's most defining physical characteristic and helped him become an iconic figure in the sport.

Skip to 20 years later, and to the most defining part of my life, and it is one that makes people sad and scares the hell out of them.

"We're thrilled that one of the smartest, funniest, and most defining comedies in NBC history is coming back," NBC Entertainment Chairman Robert Greenblatt said in a statement obtained by Variety.

Jackie's 1947 integration of a major institution in American life, Major League Baseball--America's most popular and most defining sport at that time--is widely believed to have hastened the integration of another major institution in American life--the U.S. military.