Sentence examples for negatively defined from inspiring English sources

The even tone probably was negatively defined as possessing no final stop and no tonal contour.

But this move also weakened the college, because the institution no longer conferred a terminal degree, as it had always done; it even became negatively defined as an "undergraduate school".

For many actual Democrats, Mr. Chambliss remains negatively defined by his 2002 defeat of Senator Max Cleland, a triple-amputee veteran of Vietnam, after a campaign that included an ad picturing Mr. Cleland with Osama bin Laden.

Interestingly, Carlisle suggests that even atheists often construct their positive moral visions out of elements scavenged from (or else negatively defined against) Christian theodicy — Camus and Nietzsche, to take two.

Thus a sufficient condition of 2-regularity is that this form is positively or negatively defined.

Therefore, the spectator is required to translate the traces, caesuras and elisions that negatively defined the new world of expression into positive traits: "… the imagination of the spectator has not only a regulative function but a constitutive one.

The McCain camp faces the challenge of negatively defining an opponent who has a relatively short tenure in office and a thin record to dissect, unlike longer-serving senators like Mrs. Clinton or John Kerry, the 2004 Democratic presidential nominee.

"It didn't seem a big deal at the time but William Hague's baseball cap moment at the Notting Hill carnival was one of three 'non-political moments' that helped to negatively define his time as leader... it is, perhaps, in this context that we should view David Cameron's trip to a glacier in Norway," argued the influential Conservativehome.com website.

As his primary foe, Mitt Romney, and the White House intensify their efforts to negatively define Mr. Gingrich, his sole public event on Friday is at a bookstore in Washington.

With contests just about every week, a drawn-out fight would tax the resources of any candidate still standing, and distract the Republican Party from the task of negatively defining President Obama.

For most of the year, Republicans have tried to negatively define Barack Obama.