Sentence examples for some sort of defining from inspiring English sources
Kentucky's Republican Senate primary, to be held May 18, is one of those elections that is being treated as some sort of defining event, a measure of general antipathy toward Washington and the federal government, mainly because you're ahead in the polls.
To the extent that the public is willing to settle for some sort of vaguely defined centrism, that willingness is an expression not of consensus but of exhaustion and resignation....The center that Clinton touts is a mathematical resultant, not a functioning consensus.
Dear America, can we please stop treating one's virginal (or non-virginal) status as some sort of character-defining achievement or failure or fetish?
If, however, China were to head into some sort of recession (and define at as you will), then the consequences would of course be massive, but unpredictably so.
Most EU leaders are understandably reluctant to define some sort of core European culture that goes beyond liberal democratic principles.
"After peace was made in Ireland, everybody was sort of defining who would make policy – and she brought in three cleaning ladies from Belfast, and everyone laughed.
At any rate the Rhetoric gives a sort of defining characterization: "I call the same thing element and topos; for an element or a topos is a heading under which many enthymemes fall".
As for what happens to the de Blasio administration's approach to tech after she leaves, Singleton said she has a strong team still in place, and that she's "been very active in recruiting and sort of defining and shaping the future of both the Office of Digital Strategy and the portfolio that we've pulled together.
"There's some sort of anthropological rule about history being defined by the mood of the person you talk to about it.
BMW's M cars, Cadillac's V editions and the Mercedes-Benz AMG line are all defined by some sort of huge upgrade under the hood.
The Stansburys found their new associates helpful, and they took to their roles, so determined to win justice or some sort of solace that they came to define themselves as living satellites orbiting the dead.
