Sentence examples for will never be defined from inspiring English sources

"You will never be defined by what the defendant's father callously termed '20 minutes of action'," Biden wrote.

And make no mistake about it: French fries will never be defined as a major food group.

Hewitt's tennis, though, will never be defined by his return, or his new-found serve, but by the intensity that makes him one of the game's greatest street-fighters since the pugilistic Connors ruled three decades ago.

Your beauty and identity cannot, are not, and will never be defined by a stupid haircut.

For the rest of us, our job performance, and whether we're considered successful, will likely never be defined by how many emails we send a day.

The line that Saad Eddin crossed has never been defined".

Yet, molecules linking both organ systems have never been defined.

It is no surprise, then, that Arab citizens have come to feel that they will never be treated fairly in an Israel defined as a Jewish state.

There will never be a consensus as to what defines Ab Ex except a time and place "and a body of names", Anfam tells us.

Yet Mr. Chasen, the company's president and chief executive, will never be confused with the brash upstarts that defined the Internet boom of the 1990's, or Silicon Valley's ever-growing crop of disruption-crazed entrepreneurs.

And you will never be given assignments which have not been clearly defined and for which you are not professionally trained.