Sentence examples for most people define from inspiring English sources

It's not surprising because employment is the way that most people define themselves.

Most people define five years as long-term, so 10 years should surely give shares long enough to prove their mettle.

It took Diane Arbus approximately a decade to become Diane Arbus, the photographer whose signature subject matter was the freaks, lowlifes, and other fringe groups against which most people define themselves as "normal".

Most people define leadership in the same way that Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart famously defined pornography when he said: "I know it when I see it".

Most people define it as the alteration of the earth's climate attributed directly or indirectly to human activity that alters the composition of the global atmosphere observed over comparable time periods (United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change/UNFCCC 2007).

Not too long ago a study revealed that most people define old age as 68.

Fool for Love is the play that, for most people, defines Sam Shepard, typifying his fascination with the American west and spawning the cartoon image of him that he lampooned as "Mr Artistic Cowboy".

The state pension is not welfare, as most people would define it.

I guess most people would define a bubble as an extended period during which asset prices depart quite significantly from economic fundamentals.

But to all intents and purposes, it has left what most people would define as the Solar System.

Most people rightly define individualism in terms of what they want it to mean for them.