Sentence examples for a just definition from inspiring English sources

When carried through successfully, however, it yields a "just definition"—a precise account of the troublesome idea's content.

Both are definitions on Hume's account, but his "just definition" of our idea of cause is the conjunction of the two (EHU 7.2.29/76 77).

Note that this is just Definition 2.6 applied to the full system.

The Kindle Touch also sports a new feature called X-Ray, which provides "more than just definitions".

Thus it is the substeps that occur naturally and a step is just a definition i.e. a collection of substeps between two pauses.

I appreciate the seeming nonchalance of a "just", the lack of definition in a "maybe" and hopefully not just because I'm a slave to the patriarchy.

I also want to mention very briefly something that has essentially never been brought up and that is for more than 1,000 years there has been a doctrine and a definition of what the -- Christian definition of a just war is all about.

Mr. Land drafted a letter that argued that using military force against Iraq would fit the theological definition of a "just war," because it would amount to a defensive action against a biological or nuclear strike from Mr. Hussein.

Many in this country recoiled from the memory of the Civil War and became resolute pacifists, and I understand and respect that, even though I think that it came as near to satisfying the definition of a "just war" as any in history.

Diversity is a concept that Jane Jacobs places at the heart of her work and that Susan Fainstein similarly identifies as central to the definition of a just city.

Second, AIC is theoretically sound as it is a mathematically derived formula not just a definition.