Sentence examples for seemingly defined by from inspiring English sources

Mr. Barry gives a nobility to her life, seemingly defined by familial obligations.

PARIS — A half century ago, when photographic purity was seemingly defined by the classical black-and-white images of Henri Cartier-Bresson, Cartier-Bresson, Ansel Adams and Marc Riboudthet Joel Meyerowitz's first step in his chosen cAmericanoked like artistous mistake: He shot in color.

And in an age seemingly defined by polarization and tribalism, a potentially transformative one.

Similarly, this has been a decade seemingly defined by an unnecessary war, one that the 9/11 attacks became the excuse for.

I had just asked him why the strike zone, an entity seemingly well defined by the baseball rulebook, was such a bone of contention in the game.

Their differences seemingly define who they are.

CHESTNUT HILL, Mass., Aug. 16 — Boston College football will forever be defined by the seemingly impossible heave that beat Miami in 1984.

The other outcomes defined by the panel seemingly showed higher efficacy of autograft, even if the values did not reach statistical significance.

The Sienese style they collectively shaped was defined by the interplay of two seemingly antithetical preferences, one being descriptive realism and the other abstract decorative patterning.

Scholars of all kinds have long debated one seemingly simple question: What is "Jewishness?" Is it defined by genetics, culture, or religion?

All are — like latter-day Lake Wobegons — imaginary places defined by the sum of their seemingly quotidian peculiarities.