Sentence examples for the most defining from inspiring English sources

For Carolina Brettler, the things she didn't do at Harvard ended up being among the most defining.

In the video message, the prince will say: "The battle against climate change is surely the most defining and pivotal challenge of our times.

Of the many conventions in French baroque opera, the interruption of the action by dance and chorus is the most defining.

The contest will involve a search for the most defining moments of our generation, and will award "big" prizes.

I think the most defining difference between the two scripts was that Edgar's didn't take itself as seriously.

Plus, I already gave out the Most Defining Political Moment for Bush's speech announcing the "surge".

There were quite a few nominees for the Most Defining Political Moment.

For the time being, the Most Defining Political Moment of 2014 has to be none other than the midterm elections.

Which is why "videos of cops shooting black men" was equally the Most Defining Political Moment of the year.

That's really the most defining characteristic of Phillips's defense.

For me, his voice is always the most defining element of the music.