Sentence examples for soon defined from inspiring English sources

The films became thresholds into the Star Wars universe, which was soon defined as much by the merchandising surrounding the movies as by the films themselves.

"La Folie Baudelaire" examines the father of Symbolist poetry as founder and symptom of the contagion that would be soon defined as "the modern".

The versions from B&B staffers Karen Disher and Willy Hartland came the closest and a combination of their styles soon defined the line-look of the show.

(A long-awaited set of new laws may soon define the rules for foreign firms in these areas).

In the most complicated canvases, Judd scrambles the prevailing isms of Abstract Expressionism, Surrealism and Cubism, to achieve what he would soon define as painting's cardinal weaknesses, foremost spatial vagueness and unnecessary busyness.

"With the velocity of adoption and maturation of mobile increasing daily, we strongly believe that fully integrated, easy to use, simple to deploy and all-inclusive mobile platforms like Phunware's MaaS will soon define both 'best of breed' and the new global mobile standard".

Despite this, her connection to Reed, Cale and the band would soon define her.

This group of LGBT undocumented immigrants would soon define themselves as "UndocuQueers".

But theirs is a cautionary tale in a state where many believe the demographic shift will soon define who wins elections.

Acting classes helped, though ironically, in his first small roles in movies and television, he would often be criticized for his squint and for hissing his lines, characteristics that would soon define him as a star.

Macy's management is leaving the wooden escalators and facade but now gone are the marble clad columns, Art Deco ceiling and cove lights, and magnificent plaster work all of which could have been updated with ready verve in order to house the sequence of famous retail brand boutiques will soon define the formerly grand and soul-filling main floor.