Sentence examples for overly defined by from inspiring English sources

"It's important not to let any organization be overly defined by any single person," she said.

None of the women thought that their work was overly defined by their gender, or, at least, gender didn't stop them.

More centrally, the human characters feel thin at times, overly defined by a few traits or actions and lacking wider context.

The campaign, which will include interviews with Mr. Obama on Israeli and Arab television, amounts to a reframing of a policy that people inside and outside the administration say has become overly defined by the American pressure on Israel to halt settlement construction on the West Bank.

The judge found the S.E.C.'s approach was overly broad and that as defined by regulations, The Transcript was not an investment adviser.

This may pose a special challenge to the new US administration, which in its early forays into this arena appears to be seeking new approaches toward development and eschewing what some would see as an overly moralistic focus on freedom as defined by the previous administration.

However, classification criteria defined by using only this information may be not sufficient and likely overly general.

For this reason, WWE stars are equally as defined by their interest in elaborate costumes and over-the-top theatrics as by their commitment to exuding overly macho behavior.

Overly sombre and self-important, it does at least attempt to explore what it would entail for a life to be defined by the joyless pursuit of emotionless sex.

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It was defined by hardware.