Sentence examples for party defined from inspiring English sources

The Conservatives are now a party defined by visceral hostility to the country Britain has become.

That, and their Angels and Demons celebratory party, defined Saint Laurent's zenith of success.

Represented in Westminster since the 1960s, for decades the party defined what it was to be marginal.

In the same way, a 1969 law made it punishable for a sexual act to be committed "at a party", defined as "any occcassion where more than two men are present".

Huntsman's great political dilemma is that he can't possibly sell his last two years of worthy, uncontroversial service in the Obama Administration as a credential to a party defined by its anti-Obamaism.

United Russia, the party defined almost entirely by its fealty to Mr. Putin, swept to overwhelming victory on Sunday after benefiting, the observers said, from fawning coverage on state television and official support at all levels of government.

Never let a party define you.

Can anyone in this party define vol-au-vent?

So how does a modern right-of-centre political party define itself?

History remains, as the party defines it, a "meaningful security issue".

But a party defines itself by its words, especially when it is in opposition and they become its only weapon.