Sentence examples for which she defines from inspiring English sources

Ms Sandberg calls herself a "feminist" (which she defines as someone who believes in equal treatment for women).

The e-mail blasts can be limited to a specific subset of clients, which she defines by adding tags to her clients' contact data.

In Jacqui Smith's case, this would apply to how many nights she spends at her sister's house in south-east London, which she defines as her main residence.

Ms. Bruning, a Sleepy Hollow resident, makes contemporary ballets, which she defines as "taking a 400-year-old technique and twisting it in new ways".

Ms. Sher noted that she even invented a word to describe the predicament: "emotaling," which she defines on her Web site as "to feel, think and judge oneself in rapid succession, ultimately causing immobility".

One afternoon, in Lane's living room, Virginia meets Matilde, who has aspirations to become a comedian; she wants to tell the perfect joke, which she defines, cutely, as being "somewhere between an angel and a fart".

It's a simple one," which she defined as: "Don't worry so much about balance.

On screen she radiated a thoughtfulness in those blue-violet eyes which she defined as "concentration".

She once called them "exterminatees," which she defined as "likely to be stamped out with other things unlikely to succeed".

Nothing in biology would make sense outside the evolution paradigm, which she defined as a "basic organising tool".

Ms. Avila said she reserves a special sidewalk in hell for "mall walkers," which she defined as groups who insist on walking three or four abreast.