Sentence examples for was not defining from inspiring English sources

"There was not a clear indication that the board was meeting together," said David Grant, the foundation's executive director, adding that the museum was not "defining the problems and moving forward".

His worries were allayed after he saw that the program, now in its second season, was not defining its cases so narrowly and that people he knew were discussing the issues that came up.

I think it's another question that I ask: Was she part of a community that felt that they were going to bring, by their actions, an age of peace and justice and an equal share for all and the abolishing of color lines and class lines?" "If these were things that she actually did, she was not defining them as espionage," Ms. Socolov continued.

Jefferson, it is emphatically clear, was not defining "stable ownership" primarily in terms of financial or industrial assets, but in terms of what we might call home economics, of work and family grounded in the domestic sphere.

But the term "residents" was not defined.

What this meant was not defined.

The exact nature of that executive action was not defined.

Dangerous was not defined.

The ambiguous word "truly" was not defined.

But associated forces was not defined.

However, the pathway of complement activation was not defined.