Sentence examples for which I defined from inspiring English sources

The other day I tried an exercise in which I defined a seven-band spectrum of bears to bulls.

I was swimming at times, drowning at others, but mostly drifting because I had lost the sole thing by which I defined myself.

The results presented below are derived from genotype frequencies at equilibrium, which I defined as when the percentage change in genotype frequencies between successive generations was less than 10-16.

It turns out that the two coelacanth genes, which I defined above as UBQLN4 and UBQLN1/2 are adjacent in the genome to, respectively, Lamtor2 (as expected, again confirming the ancient origin of UBQLN4) and Idnk.

I consider myself a clinician – very much at the NHS frontline, which I define as where the patients are.

When I coach people on hiring, I always start with culture, which I define as what you value, what is important for you and your company.

"I have always been cheap," he says, "which I define as being willing to accept lower quality for a lower price".

They were only doing their jobs, which I define as extracting as much money from their customers as possible while making them feel good about it.

So far, 11 states have had robust polling, which I define as multiple polls in the field in the days immediately before a primary or caucus.

This academy wishes to turn something I have chosen to do – an attitude by which I define myself – into something I'm forced to do, along with everyone else.

The black British middle class – which I define by its ability to make significant social change - is small and is generally made up of people whose parents were already privileged.