Sentence examples for was was defined from inspiring English sources

Escaped from a life that had no public identity — and where her public identity, such as it was, was defined socially in very clear terms, at least in her circles, as she explains in a clip from a television interview in the early nineteen-seventies: It was so embarrassing not to be anything.

It was being defined by our competitors".

"Everything about the company was being defined by others".

Because we were not here to define it, it was being defined by our enemies".

But then I discovered that I was being defined by my absence.

At that moment, the post-Cold War era was being defined.

Senator Eric T. Schneiderman, a Manhattan Democrat, said he was stunned that the court order was being defined so narrowly.

Still, the report indicated just how broadly recovery was being defined.