Sentence examples for was largely defined from inspiring English sources

She danced briefly for Merce Cunningham; was part of the Judson Dance Theater movement (which was largely defined by strong, white female voices); and created large communal circle dances in which there were no viewers, only participants.

The old centrism was quick to compromise and was largely defined by what it wasn't (left or right).

The next phase of Leonard's career was largely defined by a number of successful musicals.

It is true that Mozart's operatic career was largely defined by his ability to choose his own librettos.

Blackout nightlife was largely defined by what was missing: loud music, drunken crowds and people checking their phones.

While his public image was largely defined first by the abortion issue and then by impeachment, within the House Mr. Hyde had a more complex political persona.

A detailed parcellation of the cerebellum [46] was incorporated, while other subcortical structures (e.g. thalamus) were largely defined as large macro-regions.

Summer would soon be largely defined by driving.

Their Sundays are largely defined by which of them is onstage, backstage or offstage.

BRAISING is largely defined by the amount and intensity of the cooking liquid.

"But top buildings, with 'Class A office space', were largely defined by aesthetics.