Sentence examples for someone defined from inspiring English sources

"Someone defined the Bloomsbury Group as what united them was this shared love of Duncan Grant".

As someone defined as not of sound mind he was, and continues to be, effectively force fed.

"I worked on becoming a full person," he said, "someone defined by my character and not by my sport".

For someone defined on screen by the sensitivity of their presence, and who took his work – and that of others – very seriously, it was encouraging how lighthearted Yelchin seemed in the flesh.

And to substitute "people who are blind" for "the blind" is to encourage perception of the person as a human being who happens to lack the ability to see rather than as someone defined by that disability.

"They really discouraged people to meet with me that were not part of the government, and if there was ever a meeting with someone defined as the opposition it became crazy, awful, page-one news that I was meddling in their internal affairs.

Never let someone define you.

"No campaign likes headlines like these," said Dan Schnur, a Republican campaign adviser who is not working with Mr. Simon, "but what you have now is an imperative for Simon to define his background as a businessman without someone defining it for him".

"If someone defines you, even in subtle ways, they are pretending to know the unknowable," Evans said.

Despite the cultural duality that pulls her in multiple directions, Kim seems to be someone defining her identity and her Asian-Americanness on her own terms.

Loss of Identity When someone defines themselves through their work and then leaves or loses a job, there is a void, bigger than anyone might have expected.