Sentence examples for what I defined from inspiring English sources

And my duty is what I defined before, which is securing the sovereignty and to stop anyone from trying to threaten the security and sovereignty of the nation.

It wasn't until Piper was in prison that I realized I would resent her if I didn't retain some semblance of what I defined as my "normal life".

The O.E.D. has the first usage, of course, crediting the coiner Frank Mankiewicz cited in this column in 1980 for what I defined as "nouns that have taken an adjective to stay up to date and to fend off newer terms".

When I became a mother, that is what I defined myself as.

The first comment was from "Greg111", evidently a New Urbanist, who wrote that what I defined was simply "urban infill" and squarely within New Urbanism, because the Charter of the New Urbanism advises metropolitan regions to "develop strategies" to encourage infill development.

And I am very specific about what I define as "hooky".

If a dance has composition, shape, rhythm, elegance -- that's what I define as classical.

Because we are a diverse nation and there are diverse interests, the political leadership is unable to communicate what I define as the national interest and resorts to what is electorally profitable.

After many years of talking with entrepreneurs, a calling that seems to appeal to the creative side of people, I've come up with what I define as the Unified Theory of Capital Management.

So, given the current configuration of world capitalism, it is apparent that what I define as the liberal reform – that is, reform within the capitalist system – has reached a dead end.

He said: "What I define as doing the job is leaving Afghanistan looking after its own security, not being a haven for terror, without the involvement of foreign troops.