Sentence examples for totally defined from inspiring English sources

In other words, presidents are inevitably caricatured but not totally defined by their comic canon-fodder value.

Indeed it's difficult to think of any artist, in any genre, whose career has been as totally defined by one song Murvin Junior Smith's.

"When the R.S.C. started in the 1960's it was possible in this country to have a career almost totally defined by work on the stage," Mr. Noble said.

In an election that until this point has been almost totally defined by the economy's struggles, the abrupt return of the culture wars has introduced a volatile new element.

It's a show totally defined by its time: non-stop jokes about "Thatcher's bloody Britain"; Madness and Motörhead making guest appearances playing gigs in the living room; and a classic University Challenge spoof that nails the class war of the early 80s.

All other things being equal (and all voices being modulated), when given the choice between a senator with a long history of working on useful but unglamorous children's programs and a senator who's a relative newcomer with a dramatic but not totally defined vision for change, they'll go for the day care.

They're important, but they cannot totally define a player's worth to a team.

But multimedia projects, including Bryars's collaboration with Robert Wilson for his ill-fated CIVIL WarS, don't totally define him.

"His aim is to score goals, he totally defines himself as a goalscorer," Tuchel said on Sunday.

They're in jazz school, studying jazz because they love jazz, but it doesn't totally define their voice".

"If you wanted to draw a map of an area that totally defines deprivation, it would be my constituency," he says.