Sentence examples for were still defined from inspiring English sources

In one of the many tributes to him, David Shribman, the editor of The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and a political reporter who covered Mr. Kemp for years, wrote, "At a time when conservatives were still defined by the word 'no,' Kemp tried to say 'yes".' My wife and I had dozens of dinners with the Kemps.

HBO had the wonderful women of "Big Love," but they were still defined by family, by marriage, in a way Alicia was not.

As late as August 2012, almost a year after the ban, humanitarian access in 32 of the 51 districts in CSZ were still defined as "extremely restricted/denied".

Marillion were still defining their sound when they recorded their first album, 1983's Script for a Jester's Tear.

Monica, however, is still defined by her participation in a relationship that is long since over.

How ironic, then, that he is still defined in such narrow terms.

The global Internet is still defined by the exchange of data between networks.

Field-goal kickers are still defined by the tiniest sliver of their professional career.

The waters wound through a South that was still defined by agricultural labor and debt peonage.

Bergman is still defined by his heavy-spirited explorations of God's silence.

The kilogram was still defined as the mass of the international prototype at Sèvres.