Sentence examples for what she defined from inspiring English sources

Edith Wilson gradually assumed what she defined as her stewardship.

We'll be fighting about what she defined for a long time yet.

"It reminds me of 'A Chorus Line.' " She went on to lay out a strategy for making "The Producers" run 15 years, moving it from mega-hit to what she defined as "landmark".

After the war much of her energy was devoted to Les Milandes, her estate in southwestern France, from which she began in 1950 to adopt babies of all nationalities in the cause of what she defined as "an experiment in brotherhood" and her "rainbow tribe".

Author of many works of fiction and non-fiction, Oriana Fallaci's last two books, "The Rage and the Pride," and "The Force of Reason," expressed her fury at what she defined as the post-9/11 failure by Europe and the United States to deal appropriately with Islamic Fundamentalism, a position that incited both considerable support and lawsuits accusing her of racism.

The tragic dimension has to do with what she defines as a profound and chronic loneliness that dogged her whenever she was not onstage, and was relieved only during the 10 years she spent married to the actor John Bay, the love of her life, who died of a brain tumor in 1982.

In Millennium Burial Ground, Heffernan portrays what she defines as a "human decentered world".

And she balked at what she, like Carr, defined as an overtone of blame in media remarks about black turnout in Cincinnati after Ohio went for Trump.

Wilson teaches across all the MA fashion "pathways" – menswear, womenswear, knitwear, textiles… Can she define what she does?

She defines what she calls the "diligent visitor" as one who attends to 50% or more of an exhibition and the "well-used exhibition" as one whose visitors attended to at least 50% of the exhibit elements.

Who she is and what she wants have been defined by caricature archetypes constructed by traditional mass media.