Sentence examples for a true definition from inspiring English sources

"A true definition of the word.

Born December 31 , 1896 she was a true definition of a great lady.

You've heard the term 'prayer' before and that was a true definition of it.

If a true definition of humility is ever written, it might well be written in the eye of a hurricane".

What's more, although finding a true definition for "Kafkaesque" may be a futile task, it's also an enjoyable and enlightening occupation.

A true definition of a fighter and leader.

So, are politicians leaders by any true definition of leadership?

"This form of federalism is not a real true definition of what federalism should look like".

The issue has also set off a debate over the true definition of a rain forest.

It's hard to measure greatness – in tennis or art – and so I don't know if winning a grand slam is the true definition of a great player.

Given the redundancy here, the true definition of a such a clause has been explained by the Delaware courts, the place where any dispute over the Yahoo deal will be litigated.