Sentence examples for still defined from inspiring English sources

The unusually short-grain rice, glutinous but still defined grain by grain, was also very good.

Monica, however, is still defined by her participation in a relationship that is long since over.

Field-goal kickers are still defined by the tiniest sliver of their professional career.

How ironic, then, that he is still defined in such narrow terms.

The global Internet is still defined by the exchange of data between networks.

The waters wound through a South that was still defined by agricultural labor and debt peonage.

Bergman is still defined by his heavy-spirited explorations of God's silence.

The kilogram was still defined as the mass of the international prototype at Sèvres.

The kilogram is the only base unit still defined by an artifact.

Bluesy bends were rowdy in precisely the right measure for a work still defined by Gallic urbanity.

Their life is still defined by small gestures.