Sentence examples for was best defined by from inspiring English sources

Mel was a gifted creative writer, music, theater, art and dog lover, fencer, Bronx Zoo docent, emergency room volunteer, but was best defined by his great heart, his capacity to love and be loved.

Ectopic cervical thymus was best defined by MRI whereas thymic cyst had a more consistent appearance on CT.

Love, real love for another person, is best defined by the psychiatrist and writer M Scott Peck.

Rather, life is best defined by the number of days you remember.

Now, "good" fast food is best defined by places like In-and-Out In-and-Out In-and-Out Burgera teeny tiny level better than utter junk.

Then ministers regressed to the peculiarly British view of liberty – the belief that freedom is best defined by the absence of government activity.

Though the town is rich in architectural history, Roxbury's character is best defined by an ethos of conservation that has left huge parcels of pasture and woodland undeveloped.

In a few years, a company may be best defined by who has access to what data and who gets what portion of a particular stream of revenues, over what period of time.

For Chua this crisis is best defined by what she describes as a defeatist, "try your best" mentality that American parents bestow on their children; for Druckerman, an American journalist raising her three children in Paris, it's the lack of an authoritative "no" in the vocabulary of American parents.

She might be called a conceptual artist, but in reality her work is best defined by what she does: she studies the world and her place in it, and she examines others' views of the world and their places in it.

But the lightly-regulated industry has also had its cases of fraud: most notably Bernie Madoff, whose fund turned out to be a Ponzi scheme.Rather than being an asset class in their own right, hedge funds are best defined by their structure.