Sentence examples for won't be defined from inspiring English sources
We won't be defined by this evil act.
He isn't trying to live down his experience, but he won't be defined by it, either.
This won't be defined as a people's movement with stones against an army with guns.
I hope our conversation will become a distant memory for her daughter, but I have little reason to believe that her formative years won't be defined by hardship.
And while it will be a touch-screen device, Wang says it won't be defined by touch – users will be able to draw and write notes on any part of the device.
Bellinger also argues for finding educational interventions to help improve outcomes for lead-exposed children, in the hope that their futures won't be defined by the environmental threats of their childhood.
The guild doesn't have plans for funeral insurance just yet, however, and it won't be defining itself around a particular trade or industry.
"Some of the best managers can't be defined and won't work for you if they are going to be reined in," Phillips said.
The material is thick enough to give the appearance of smoothness (your features won't be incredibly defined), yet thin enough that you can easily breathe through it.
While a web page certainly won't be the defining factor for a talented designer or engineer during a job search, companies take recruiting very seriously.
WASHINGTON -- Real estate tycoon Donald Trump said Thursday he hopes questions surrounding Barack Obama's U.S. citizenship won't be the defining issue if he's chosen as the Republican candidate to challenge the president's re-election.
