On the domestic front, it believes Osborne "has chosen the theme that will surely define the politics of this parliament: work, and work that is properly rewarded".
As Alison Light reveals in her book Mrs Woolf and the Servants, Virginia Woolf complained bitterly about her servants, and had an intense, difficult relationship with them that a psychoanalyst would surely define as co-dependence.
Flanked by Colsaerts, who looked tired but unbelievably happy, Olazábal said he would be prepared to return as a vice-captain in two years' time – if asked – but that he would not do anything to force his involvement in an event that now surely defines his career more than the two majors he won as a player.
Even if the prospect of David Cameron fighting the corner of once-loyal working-class Labour voters sounds absurd, that's what will surely define tomorrow night's debate: egged on by tomorrow morning's headlines (and get ready for a real peach from the Sun), the moneyed Old Etonian carpeting the son of the manse for his failure to understand the concerns of ordinary folk.
In it, necessity and responsibility and compassion are intertwined, and its resilience is a great part of what surely defines Americans as a people.
In Izmir I asked a group of youngsters whether secularism itself is not a bit like a religion, and a young English undergraduate laughed off my suggestion, saying, "I surely define myself as a secular, without any regrets".
For purposes of economic interpretation, it is desirable to have an aggregation of S, which should be quasi-surely defined as a single process.
Its minimum definition is merely of bread free from additives (though "artisan" should surely be defined by skill, time and quality of ingredients).
Texting should surely be defined as any significant button-pressing while driving, whether using a mobile phone or another machine, like a GPS device.There is a new class of accident derived from "confusing the map with the territory", and increasingly these involve hitting other people (rather than the motorist driving into a bridge or river).
Surely they are defined more by their differences than their similarities.
