Sentence examples for so define from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama allowed his opponents to define the argument and so define him.

Again, the bombing of 1993 should have been a wake-up call.... So, define what "safe" is?

But if the result -- an insiders look at the politics of hierarchy and territoriality that so define canine life -- gratified some, it infuriated others.

Just before the oral argument concludes, Justice Sotomayor is still awaiting clarification: "So define minister for me again?" She will be waiting forever.

Indeed, it is President Obama's enforcement of Bush-era deportation policy, not the "amnesty" granted to so-called Dreamers, that's created the overcrowding and hellish conditions that so define the lives of border detainees.

Generally, the ruffles, prints and romantic detailing that so define the hippy-dippy aesthetic are restricted to just those summer months, and are packed away at the end of the heady days and hot nights.

They're just so defined".

When so defined the current is called conventional current.

Knowledge so defined admits of three degrees, according to Locke.

The insta-fashion that so defined the start of the season in New York (the way, arguably, insta-everything so defines modern life) is finding little purchase here.

No team has an identity so defined, a collective purpose so clear.