Sentence examples for truly define from inspiring English sources

It is these thousand details of execution, which have every chance of remaining unobserved, that truly define the art of haute couture.

I suspect that – Olympics apart – the stories that truly define the year have yet to be recognised, although in retrospect they may well seem obvious.

Now when I talk about protagonists and antagonists, it's really hard to truly define who they are, for you see, Lord of the Flies isn't just a book about boys becoming independent.

Regarding Nicholas Kristof's column, "America's defining choice" (Views, Nov. 13): What President Obama decides to do with Afghanistan, and what the U.S. Congress finally decides to do about health care reform, will truly define America for decades to come.

While it might one day be possible to download all of our thoughts, whether we would still truly exist is a matter for philosophy, with the nature of consciousness being something we may never be able to truly define, quantify and assess.

Can anyone truly define what a smartphone is?

And yet, this massive, exhaustive spec describes barely a fraction of what truly defines the Web.

His book, which is currently untitled, will focus on "what truly defines great leadership," General McChrystal said in a statement.

They are pared to the bone, as if the simpler the image, the more truly defining it will be.

While his enthusiasm and passion for the game is clear, Parker steps outside of basketball to consider larger implications by asking the essential question: What truly defines greatness?

"The Piano was the first film that I watched that truly defined who I am," Dolan told her. "It made me want to write films for beautiful women with soul and will and strength.