Sentence examples for only defining from inspiring English sources

When he left the White House in 1986, he had witnessed not only defining moments in the country's history, but also in America's civil rights movement.

What is more, the Defense Department (in effect, the prosecution) was not only defining the crimes worthy of trial by military tribunal but also doing so only after hundreds of suspects were already in custody and had been repeatedly interrogated.

However only defining the standards would not be able to improve the standards of practice.

Indian cinema is the only defining popular culture in this country so we have to take more responsibility".

In the control plane, it simplifies MIHF services model by only defining a few cross-layer triggers and information from lower layers or to upper layers.

To overcome the limitation of only defining a static threshold depending on distance (i.e., mainly pathloss exponent), it is important to take into account the temporal and spatial variability of the link.

Why did these people only define themselves by sex?

They can only define the safest possible world.

These duties are not only defined by the government; they are enabled by the government.

That the praise and criticism of others could only define you if you allowed them to.

"TV advertising is great but how it's measured – you can only define and reach certain audiences – is fairly blunt.