Author Santiago Fouz-Hernández in his book Madonna's Drowned Worlds, complimented the chorus of the song, saying that "Everybody" and "Music" are the two Madonna singles which define her artistic credo - that music has the power to overcome divisions of race, gender, and sexuality.
He got through the four-month campaign for the leadership without delivering a single big speech which defined his politics.
My grandfather aged into linimint-gloved frailty, having lost the lethality which defined his youth.
For classical liberalism or 'old individualism', the individual is viewed as surrounded by a protective cordon of rights, which define his or her freedom.
Her commentary had many homes: The New York Herald Tribune; New York magazine, where she was the founding film critic; and TV Guide, which most defined her to readers.
However, it was her loving dedication and loyalty to her family and friends, which truly defined her as a person.
McIlroy's three victories of this year have been in the scintillating style which defines his career.
The core of her repertory is bel-canto opera, which, defined broadly, stretches from Baroque fare to early-nineteenth-century works by Rossini, Bellini, and Donizetti.
Likewise, Clinton's early support for DOMA, which defined marriage as between one man and one woman, has also tainted her recent efforts to backpedal away from that law, which was repealed by the Supreme Court ruling last year.
Today, conspicuous consumption, which defined much of 20th century material culture, is at a turning point.
