Sentence examples for the defining document from inspiring English sources

THE defining document of hip-hop's current evolutionary state isn't a song, or a music video or a concert.

Following some brainstorming at FOO Camp, an invitation-only conference, O'Reilly wrote the defining document, What Is Web 2.0, published on September 30.

Add all this up and the plan does not look like the defining document in education reform that it has been billed as.

Chicago Hip-Hop's Raw Burst of Change The defining document of hip-hop's current evolutionary state isn't a song, or a music video or a concert.

The defining document of the John Mayer Implosion Era will not be the Q.&A. in the current issue of Playboy magazine, in which he made flip and unfortunate use of a racial epithet.

A visionary book when it was first published in the late 1970s, The Network Nation has become the defining document and standard reference for the field of computer mediated communication (CMC).

The result, the Port Huron Statement, became one of the defining documents of the era of student radicalism.

"Reynard," whatever its narrative logic or its over-all literary worth, is one of the defining documents of a vast tradition in Western art, indeed, in Western consciousness: the trickster tale.

The publication that grew out of that fantasy would quickly become one of the defining documents of the American counterculture.

The electorate in France, Eurocrats complain, seems to be ignoring the topic in hand and anyway, what have job losses to do with the Union's defining document?In fact, it is not unreasonable for the French and other Europeans to express their anger about the economy when voting on the constitution.

The very first phrase of this nation's defining document, the Bill of Rights, says: "Judaeo-Christian?