Sentence examples for a blanket definition from inspiring English sources

There isn't a blanket definition anywhere.

In sum, the question becomes the following: Is there a need for a single, blanket definition of singularity or does the urge for one bespeak only an old Platonic, essentialist prejudice?

Reluctant to accept a blanket obligation, American negotiators wanted to limit the definition of aggression to (unlikely) conventional attacks by land, sea or air.

"Israel must not make a blanket decision that all police and police stations are by definition legitimate military targets," Stork said.

The popular definition of what makes something distinctly Lynchian is a juxtaposition of the mundane and grotesque, underneath a blanket of Americana and even kitsch.

Pigs in a Blanket.

Maybe even a blanket "G.M.O".

Beethoven on a blanket?

"I have a blanket".

It is a blanket.

Franks in a Blanket.