Sentence examples for ones to define from inspiring English sources
"They weren't the ones to define the new computing reality.
"We are not the ones to define what un-straight is; that's your job," he explained.
We also ask family members and loved ones to define their relationship to the patient, and we listen carefully and observe body language to help guide our conversations.
Political experts in Ohio told The Huffington Post that the governor will not turn into a lame duck just yet, since he has three more years in office and other issues, including economic development and the budget, could be the ones to define him.
In this case, complex (1.1) possesses a well-defined cohomology, which allows one to define the Euler characteristic for sequence (1.1).
It's a hard one to define I think because it's based on the client/individual as to what quality end of life means to them.
That distinction is not an easy one to define.
She is the one to define her own place in the movement".
Yes, it is well known that she is a lesbian, but she isn't one to define herself solely or even significantly in terms of her sexual orientation.
SysML allows one to define parametric relationships between properties of blocks.
The observation of mobility patterns thus requires one to define and identify important locations.
