Sentence examples for which has defined from inspiring English sources

I can cite two analogous activities: global travel (which has defined my life for about 30 years) and writing bilingually.

He seems unwilling to view the Presidency as an office, which has defined limits, instead of as a new way to express his personal desires, which have none.

Spieth had meandered along in the company of Rory McIlroy and Zach Johnson before the kind of moment which has defined his year.

The strange thing is that the Hindley painting, which has defined his career, was a work in progress; almost a rough.

Confucian ideology, which has defined Chinese culture for millennia, places supreme importance on a person's responsibility to fulfill the role assigned by his gender, class, and age.

The most direct competitor is the Altima, which has defined its niche in the midprice sedan market as the car with superior handling and eye-catching sheet metal.

The distinction between Right and Left Banks, which had defined Paris since time immemorial, had all but washed away.

Wheeler also said the administration would distinguish between "intermittent" streams, which have defined channels, and "ephemeral" streams, which have swales or depressions.

Our parents would force us to eat everything on our plates, a throwback to the hunger which had defined their childhoods.

It takes in the elegant Edwardian "three graces": the Royal Liver, Cunard and Port of Liverpool buildings, which have defined the view from the Mersey for almost a century.

The Irish defense, a unit that Te'o had personified and which had defined Notre Dame's undefeated regular season, allowed 529 yards.