Sentence examples for should be a defining from inspiring English sources

Fracking should be a defining issue in the general election.

"I don't think it should be a defining issue for our party," he said, adding that the party needed to be sensitive to different views about abortion rights.

The CAS rejected Hearts' claim that the cost of replacing Webster should be a defining factor in the amount of compensation due.

This call to active engagement with public affairs goes to the heart of our informal motto, "Princeton in the nation's service and in the service of all nations," and should be a defining feature of your time on this campus.

Despite this, Steyer's group NextGen America last month chose to endorse Gillum and pledged $1 million in support, even though Steyer has argued that climate change should be a defining issue in today's politics.

"I didn't think that should be a defining moment of George's life," Ms. Harrison said of the attack, "but in actual fact something really profound came out of that, and that was the reason to talk about it".

"A naming opportunity should be a defined length of time to allow the institution to regenerate itself with another round of major fund-raising," Mr. Koch said.

There should be a defined but not overpronounced stop at the end of the muzzle where it meets the head, and a black nose.

the body should be SLIGHTLY shinny, but there should be a defined difference between the nose and the body of the shoe.

2012 should be a year defined by ideas that leap out and command attention – remarkable works that people want to share.

For those of us who do care about our planet's future, what happened Thursday should be a movement-defining moment.