Sentence examples for which defines it from inspiring English sources

It is evident that tradition is the way the Whangara tribe maintains its spirituality, which defines it.

I discovered that the snark, which looks essentially like a tilde floating over a period, has its own fan site, which defines it as "a simple punctuation mark to place at the end of a sentence when that sentence means something other than it explicitly states.

A coordinate system becomes current and accessible when the object which defines it becomes current and accessible.

Harry Kane will look back on 2015 as the year which launched his career, but 2016 is likely to be the one which defines it.

In such a way, the human would lose exactly that which defines it.

The term "Kodak moment" has earned a spot in The Online Slang Dictionary, which defines it as "a moment worthy of capturing with a photograph, especially an adorable moment". But will it lose its place there now that Eastman Kodak has filed for protection from its creditors under Chapter 11 of the U.S. bankruptcy code?

It lacks the fictional lines around it, which define it.

Listed underneath each data system is the pair of axes which define it.

The image and the hashtags which define it draw you in and you become a member of a club.

Juniper's definition of a "phablet" describes a larger screen than most research companies, which define it as a smartphone with a screen measuring 5in or more diagonally.

The trust's fears were further realized when they read the reorganization plan, which defined it as an organization residing "within" the Department of Community Affairs rather than "in, but not of," the status it enjoyed since its inception.