Sentence examples for strong defined from inspiring English sources

Both easyGroup and Virgin inspire brand loyalty by sticking to strong, defined strategies.

"I come from a family of beautiful women, strong women, and strong defined by being themselves". .

Though many work out the upper and middle portions of this muscle with sit-ups and crunches, for a strong, defined V cut, it's best to include workouts that hit the lower abs as well.

We went for a stronger defined brow.

Surrounding the centre like a modernised version of Vienna's Ringstrasse, the wall consists of interlinked blocks that provide a strong, defining, monumental presence.

This Yiddish word, rooted in the German stark, "strong," is defined by the lexicographer Sol Steinmetz as "a strong-minded person willing to wield power".

But I don't feel the need to justify original practices on those grounds, because [original practice] is a very strong, clearly defined task".

However, in a time of great mistrust and cynicism about our political institutions, it is strong, clearly defined principles that will grab the attention of the electorate, not mere better presentation.

His thesis explores atheism in the west including both non-theism (a general lack of belief in the existence of supernatural agents) and what he calls "strong atheism", defined as "the moral disapproval of and active stance against such beliefs".

For Ms. Midler, whose personality is as strong and defined as any legend she could honor, playing let's pretend doesn't mean literally assuming another persona, but affectionately translating an alien mystique into her own language.

McNamara has a very strong and defined idea of what he wants from his set-up.