Sentence examples for was defined not from inspiring English sources

It was defined not by Iraq but by September 11th.

When Attitudes Become Form was defined not so much by a group ethos as a mentality.

Their campaign was defined not by yesterday against Scotland, but by what they did not do at Twickenham.

The scandal was defined not as the possible abuse of public resources by Mr. Bruno, but as malignant leaks by the governor's office.

The new Cuba he envisioned was "defined not only by the Castro brothers, or their enemies, or any particular group, but by the whole Cuban family".

The documentary was defined not as a naïve and spontaneous capture of preëxisting reality but, rather, as a creation, a work of art.

That Europe is defined not by religion, but by values".

The distinction is defined not by age but by attitude.

"We're defined not by our blemishes," he said, "but by 30 years of work".

The flight of the ball seems to be defined not by hope, but by destiny.

Emily's life should be defined not by her death, but by her tenacity and passion.