Sentence examples for a precise definition from inspiring English sources

"Natural means an aura rather than a precise definition".

A precise definition of 'health,' for example, appears elusive.

She asked me for a precise definition of the word "iconoclastic".

Information has a precise definition as the state of a system.

It would be easy to link to a precise definition, but that doesn't really provide a relevant answer.

The concept of "trademark dilution" appeared elusive, and the justices pressed in vain for a precise definition.

Mr. Stevens said specifics of the bill, including a precise definition of price gouging, had yet to be determined.

Even in the late 1990's, however, it was hard to tie the new economy down to a precise definition.

She jots the word down in a notebook and later on pesters him for a precise definition.

Even the guild has not agreed on a precise definition of artisanal bread, said Gina Piccolino, the executive director.

Phoneticians have found it difficult to give a precise definition of the articulatory distinction between these two classes of sounds.