Sentence examples for that she define from inspiring English sources
It also required that she define her personal style, one that initially veered toward kohl-rimmed eyes, brightly dyed hair, sneakers and a rumpled hoodie.
In the 1980s Willis articulated a position that she defined "pro-sex feminism".
Over and over, she told me that she defines the Tyra brand as "attainable fantasy," but that description seems a bit narrow.
This show of 30 drawings hints at the breadth of effects she could extract from a medium that she defined broadly and inventively.
Anderson responds that she defines "head' and "tail" differently than he would.
A few years later, at another venue, I was told how much my character sucked -- that she defined worthless.
Yet, now she's breaking out with a new novel, Days Made of Glass, that she defines as "women's fiction" rather than romance, and she decided to do this book on her own, indie style.
How would she define that difference?
She realized that until she defined herself through her higher self, and until she took loving care of herself, she would never feel that she was good.
She defined that method as "trashy politics".
He's susceptible to that "boy talk," which she defined as "boys, the way they talk when they grow up, they want to sometimes show each other this and that about the girls".
