Sentence examples for once defined as from inspiring English sources

Politics was once defined as "show business for ugly people".

The art of advertising photography was once defined as "turning crap into mediocrity".

Not for him the studiously fragmented modernist discourse that Ligeti once defined as "event pause event".

The laser was once defined as a solution in search of a problem.

Not for him the studiously fragmented modernist discourse that Ligeti once defined as "event — pause — event".

Success, once defined as sales of 20,000 or so copies, now typically means 50,000 or more.

Thomas Edison once defined success as, "the number of experiences completed in a 24-hour period"–for marketers this means test, learn and be willing to fail in order to be more effective.

Randy Newman once defined success as a songwriter as the absence of a big decline: it's not that you have to get better as you get older so much as that you have to avoid getting worse.

The legendary game designer Sid Meier once defined a game as, simply, "a series of interesting choices".

They see the lives of many dalits changing fast, especially for those flocking to urban areas like Noida to do casual labour, shedding jobs as sweepers or tanners that once defined them as outcasts.

Someone once defined lying as speaking about something one doesn't know, as if one knew or could know.