Sentence examples for we so define from inspiring English sources

Can we so define 'harm' as to exclude purely trivial wrongdoings from the scope of the criminal law, for instance by focusing on setbacks to 'welfare interests' (Feinberg 1984: ch. 1)?

"Are we so defined by our politics that we have nothing else to offer each other?" she asked the other day when I told her I was writing this post.

"We're so defined by the last success or the last failure that we even start to see ourselves that way," says Pitt. "You've got these awards and there's going to be one winner and four losers, but the four losers made great films.

Subsequently, we used so defined crosstalk measures to facilitate the selection of relevant molecules for computational and experimental evaluation.

We're in such an interesting time in terms of the way women are seen, and we're still so defined by our weight.

Suppose we call physicalism so defined second-order realization physicalism; what is the relation between it and supervenience physicalism?

Suppose we call physicalism so defined sub-set realization physicalism; what is the relation between it and supervenience physicalism?

Suppose we call physicalism so defined grounding physicalism; what is the relation between it and supervenience physicalism?

So defined, we follow a standard statistical framework.

So, defining in, we see that verifies (2.3) with and replaced by and, respectively.

Departing from this so defined point, we plot the normalized vector of the SE (with the same direction of the resultant vector mentioned above).