Sentence examples for will not be defined from inspiring English sources
New England will not be defined by the spying fiasco.
W., too, is always reading his stage directions aloud, protesting that he will not be defined.
His permanent powers will not be defined until a new constitution is approved.
The next thirty years will not be defined by the frivolous gadgets of the past; necessity will once more be the mother of invention.
And though his pedigree suggests this to be unlikely, it also fortifies him with an important degree of levity, because his career will not be defined by it.
Lewis will be hoping that his and TMG's future will not be defined by the phrase: Euston we have a problem.
"But this country will define our times, not be defined by them.
"I know there are struggles ahead and dangers to face, but this country will define our times, not be defined by them.
"But we will not and have not been defined by a hate-filled act of a deranged killer".
Other intensifiers are only suggestive and will not be formally defined.
In this paper, we have shown that this technique is not well-defined because it hinges on predictor weights which in many applications will not be uniquely defined.
