Sentence examples for refuse to be defined from inspiring English sources

But some stars refuse to be defined.

It has been Blair's mercurial political genius to refuse to be defined left or right.

And the resolve of these survivors — who refuse to be defined by their tragedies — is inspiring.

Now I just say I refuse to be defined by the ramblings and bigotry of an irrelevant dinosaur.

"I refuse to be defined by the man in my life," says one of the dual heroines in David Hare's new play.

On Wednesday, 205 representatives, liberals and conservatives, voted to say that we refuse to be defined by our fear of terrorism.

Neil was diagnosed with a learning disability but refuses to be defined by this label.

It refused to be defined with its own rebellious spirit, much like the sherry-makers themselves.

On campuses, a new generation is seeking to upend gender roles, refusing to be defined by sexuality.

But it didn't define him, much the way he refused to be defined by the stiff, upper-crust world from which he'd come.

"She didn't want to pursue it — she refused to be defined by this — and I chose to honor her decision," Barbara said.