Sentence examples for was so defined from inspiring English sources

"John McCain was so defined in negative terms by the Christian right," said Cyndi Mosteller, vice chairman of the Charleston County Republican Party and a McCain supporter.

In my boyhood my life was so defined by baseball that I often conflated the Yankees starting lineup with the Twelve Apostles (batting leadoff and playing second base, Horace Clarke; batting second and playing center field, Simon who is called Peter).

The fluid volume was so defined that the grafts were completely covered by.

Initially this entire process was termed a meta-analysis and was so defined in the QUOROM statement.

The playwright Arthur Miller explains why Twain's use of everyday language and his fresh look at the culture was so defining a turn in American letters.

My head, my arms — and they were so defined it was crazy.

For heroines of the Jane Austen ilk to be so defined would have been gratuitous.

Any objective that can be so defined, he said in a recent interview, is appropriate.

Her biceps were so defined that other parents began to ask if Jordyn lifted weights.

The third criterion is so defined that the particle estimation of the first derivatives in stable field should be zero.

There was this incredible sense of life missing from that landscape that's so defined by these creatures.