Sentence examples for they still define from inspiring English sources

Too Much and I Walked may be gnarled slabs of electro-pop noir, but they still define the numbness and despair that descend at the unwanted end of a relationship; the portentous, Beck-like Get Real Get Right aches with understated yearning.

Even though they still define themselves as Republicans, they are now vulnerable.

"And to a large extent, they still define certain guitar sounds, like the dreadnaught sound of bluegrass pickers, and the very sweet tone of the old OM's and 000′s for fingerpickers".

The Echos and Posts and Monitors of yesteryear haven't all survived intact, but at their best they can still define neighbourhoods and the task of living together.

The apartheid laws that separated the races for decades have been swept from the books, but the divisions they engendered still define the ballot box.

"They can still define the rules themselves for what makes fraud, rather than relying on the machine learning — which does the easy stuff but doesn't take into account all of their expertise.

"First of all they are patients…we still define who we work for based on the medical action" (#40; F46 years; Business & Engineering ).

Start-ups are more likely to take this approach because they are still defining their products and have the flexibility to change direction.

Fried asks the President if his girls are into STEM and he says they're still defining their interests but that it's important that more women enter the tech fields.

HBO had the wonderful women of "Big Love," but they were still defined by family, by marriage, in a way Alicia was not.

Many readers also said that the holidays often make them feel like kids, as they're still defined primarily as sons or daughters, rather than husband or wives, fathers or mothers.