Sentence examples for was now defined from inspiring English sources

And since the diary was now defined as a Holocaust document, the perception of the cataclysm itself was being subtly accommodated to expressions like "man's inhumanity to man," diluting and befogging specific historical events and their motives.

However, Australian authorities coordinating the search from a base in Perth said Saturday that the search area was now defined as a circle with a radius of 10 kilometers (6.2 miles).

"My overriding memory of that time is the slowly evaporating sense of self-esteem, not because I was filing or typing ― there was dignity in earning money, however I was doing it ― but because it was slowly dawning on me that I was now defined, in the eyes of many, by something I had never chosen.

The distribution of these maximal t values tmax for each of the nrand = 2 permutations was computed as follows: The corrected t value tcorr was now defined as the value where P0.05 × nrand of the obtained tmax were greater.

The "acceptable use of the whip" is now defined.

Success is now defined by our personal best.

It is now defined as magician and assistant.

Where activists were once defined by their causes, they are now defined by their tools.

As the crime is now defined, they would have a case to answer.

Dignity is now defined by money and French and Italian luxury goods.

Poison-ivy dermatitis is now defined as an allergy, but an unusual one.