Sentence examples for no single defining from inspiring English sources

Beside contemporaries like Thomas Mann and Joseph Roth, Zweig can seem like an also-ran; he left no single, defining masterwork.

And for many of the rest, like Staff Sgt. Joe N. Wilson, 30, of Crystal Springs, Miss., there was no single, defining event to attend.

Watching the new film Suffragette, written by Abi Morgan and directed by Sarah Gavron, my first impulse was to feel sad that my generation has no single defining cause to rally round.

CLIMATE CHANGE: There is no single defining piece of climate-change litigation, but industry representatives have brought multiple cases challenging virtually everything the Environmental Protection Agency has done to enforce the Clean Air Act.

While no single defining characteristic of Islamic paper was identified, 88%% of all papers in the studied collection either contain starch or are polished, or both.

Carson's campaign, however, has no single defining issue.

Hence, no single defined point.

You must understand, contrary to what instinct might tell you, that there is no single defined way to move forward.

Throughout his 20 years in the music industry, Eric Krasno has never fit into any single defined role.

There is also no longer a single defined training route for leadership.

While the original theory is about maximizing happiness through the three factors, in PERMA, well-being is a multidimensional construct that is defined by its five components, with no single measure defining well-being by itself.