Sentence examples for very defining from inspiring English sources

"That age for a child is very, very defining, so I'm very cautious and hope I'm doing the right thing," she says.

"Nobody else really knows about it except for us Danes, but it was very defining for our character", says DR's executive director, Morten Hesseldahl.

Weisz said she was proud of her work on The Mummy franchise, and of being often recognised by children because of it, while Dano said his role as a geeky best friend in 2004 romcom The Girl Next Door had felt very "defining".

I think Lonely Soul is a very defining record in the history of Unkle.

"This could be a very defining difference between the candidates," said Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, a conservative group.

"That was a very defining moment for me, in terms of encounters with sexism and gender bias in tech," she said.

"Bugs has a very defined persona.

She has a very defined set of things she enjoys, and she's pretty predictable.

She flexed a very defined arm and shrugged off their teasing by saying, "It works".

"Country radio is purely about mass appeal music, and it has some very defined limits because there are some very defined demographics that the owners are tying to find through that music.

"Waterboarding is a very defined treatment," she said, "and it's been torture since the Spanish Inquisition".