Sentence examples for not being defined from inspiring English sources

That doesn't mean not opposing them, it means not being defined by opposition.

"In terms of Trump, my sense is that at this stage in the campaign he is defining himself and not being defined by others," he said.

Much is made of "not being defined by disability," for example, but every disabled person I know groans at that line.

"Some of Santos's insistence on not being defined by his race, his pride in it even as he rises above it, came from that," Attie said.

Not being defined by what has happened to you is incredibly difficult impossible, even.

And, yes, straight people are privileged by not being defined solely by their sexuality.

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.

His new position has not been defined.

"Terms such as radicalisation have not been defined or quantified.

They should not be defined by their illness.