Sentence examples for was really defining from inspiring English sources
It was one of those moments for me that was really defining.
"The building was really defined by the models".
"Your identity was really defined in the streets," said Sarah Henry, the chief curator of the Museum of the City of New York, which currently has a wonderful display of artifacts from political campaigns of the past.
The first thing we had to do was really define what we meant by innovation.
He has been involved in AI research since the early 1970s, which means he got involved before the field was really defined.
Our team relationship was really defined by the charter, not necessarily because we based it off of the charter but because that was our first interaction and it forced us to define these in a very upfront and concrete way.
It was really defined in those days as the anti-Disney, as opposed to being somewhat of a shadow of Disney now.
And doing the rehearsals for the first record is really defining the new one.
"And, once this expands outside of college life, we're really defining social life.
At that point, Homme told the Guardian: "After doing the rehearsals, the first record is really defining the new one.
