Sentence examples for that later define from inspiring English sources

This book was my first attempt at going to a very real place, all those scary aspects of childhood that later define who you become as an adult.

The epidermis of the Drosophila embryo is made up of striped domains that later define the pattern of the adult fly.

Although Taussig enjoyed a privileged upbringing, adversity cultivated in her a determination that later defined her character.

And Tony Blair, for all his huge first parliamentary majority, was always handicapped by a certain lightness of manner entirely consonant with the verbal slipperiness that later defined him.

Before long, she was getting more than 6,000 fan letters a week, and was known by just her first name in a manner that later defined celebrities like Cher, Madonna and Prince.

The intimate photos provide a stark contrast to the paparazzi images that later defined the singer, snapped intrusively and cruelly, framing the star's spiraling destruction like the latest juicy gossip.

The great majority of Athens' musicians and their fan base were associated with the University's liberal arts curriculum, and the School of Art, rather than the music department, was the area where the creative and musical alliances that later defined the scene began forming in the 1970s.

These cells align and orient to form the template for matrix deposition that later defines the AF angle-ply lamellar structure (Fig. 3E) (Rufai et al., 1995).

In fact, these were the two issues that later defined the non-aligned movement.

But Andrews simply knuckled down and, true to the image that would later define her, got on with it.

This boyhood struggle was, in all likelihood, the genesis of the stoical personality that would later define him so indelibly.