Sentence examples for Conventional definition of the word from inspiring English sources
Asked if the President was "concerned" about the pretend presser, Perino shrugged it off whilst botching the conventional definition of the word "condone:".
Fun with ebooks: another publisher runs into anti-anti-Kindle anger; Kindle bestseller lists are adjusted to fit more conventional definitions of the word "sell"; publishing's "iPod moment", in a "here come the pirates" way.
They are not saints, or perfect, or even (by conventional definitions of the term) necessarily good people.
"The script was really redefining masculinity in terms of the conventional definition of what masculinity is," Kleiner said.
The idea of challenging the conventional definition of success is nothing new.
Given the conventional definition of a bull market as a 20% gain, this surely qualifies.
The conventional definition of dialogue is two characters talking to one another.
Even in 2019, the conventional definition of what is acceptable for girls is pretty narrow.
The conventional definition of a terrorist is someone who tries to kill innocent people for political purposes.
But as offensive as this act was, it does not quite fit the conventional definition of a "threat".
This definition is slightly different from the conventional definition of NNT in EBM [28].
