Sentence examples for that is defined from inspiring English sources

We use the mean of IS measure that is defined as (21).

"Planet is a word that is defined by society, not by a bureaucratic institution," he said.

For Mr. Diggins modern American history envisions a society that is defined not by a "we" but by its absence.

But opting out means opting out of a whole society that is defined by our success at consuming.

One Labour source said the conditions should also include an atrocity that is defined as a crime against humanity.

Today, the cultural bridge has been severed by what Dass calls a patriotism that is "defined according to jingoist terms".

We are a party and a creed that is defined by our belief in a fairer, more open society".

"They never wanted to be a member of a group that is defined by the tragedy of what happened".

"You must negotiate in terms of your own preoccupations through a field that is defined by the demands of others.

This illustrates resonance, the natural frequency of vibration that is defined by the bottle's properties, including the volume and depth of the air column.

Gove's chosen approach was to position himself very firmly as the progressive Tory candidate, in a field that is defined by the Brexit vote.