Sentence examples for not be defining from inspiring English sources

These days, in debates about everything from gun control to gay marriage, international comparisons may not be defining, but they do seem more relevant.

And although Phillips does not, in this outstanding performance, offer over-simplified comfort, her characters make the case for goodness and she convinces us that nightmare must not be defining: "Powers's world was not this world, though he had found himself within it".

The fund was moved from its Bahamas base to Dublin in 2012, so it is possible, critics say, that Downing Street may not be defining it as an offshore fund - even though Ireland is still a low tax jurisdiction for corporations and has many of the same benefits as territories more commonly thought of as tax havens.

The psychiatrist meant that a fellow human being should not be defined by an illness.

Méndez believes that human beings should not be defined by their nationalities.

They should not be defined by their illness.

New England will not be defined by the spying fiasco.

"But this country will define our times, not be defined by them.

What would it be like to not be defined by our bodies?

W., too, is always reading his stage directions aloud, protesting that he will not be defined.

I suspect it may have something to do with my insistence that Quality not be defined.