"I've always believed that, rather than focussing on labels that aren't accurate, and labels that are, frankly, loaded terms, it's important to focus on facts, and focus on a person's actions that really define his values," he told me.
Mentors are assigned, rather than chosen; they can spend 45 minutes a week in a class, giving demonstration lessons, yet know little about the personal quirks, family backgrounds and academic records that really define the children sitting in front of them.
In the fine old bindings, the rustic benches, the Virgin carved in wood, the big cane chairs, the hexagonal tiles, the beams in the ceiling, the ivory crucifix with its sprig of dried box wood, and a hundred other things as well ... It's man's things that really define him, far more than the play of ideas; which is why the Western world had come to lose its self-respect.
"It's easy just to be successful, but it's how many times you're able to come back from the tough moments and losses and injuries that really define who you are as an athlete.
Given the fact that Android is exploding onto more and more handsets each week and RIM is already working on their own browser that touts many of the same data-optimizing features that Skyfire would (save, presumably, the Flash/Silverlight/etc. support that really define Skyfire) have, we can't say we disagree.
"If you're going to discuss diversity, it has to be completely inclusive of the groups that really define diversity, not just a select group that is popular," said actor Danny Woodburn.
The one thing that really defines it, though, is the way it is thickened.
"It's just one of those places that really defines the Hamptons".
Yet it was The Band (1969) that really defined the group's grainy character.
It's a beautiful, non-editorialising performance but it is Voss's Trigorin that really defines the production.
The band's late-night set bled together several genres in the manner that really defines garage rock.
