Sentence examples for actually defining from inspiring English sources

This was a crucial -- actually, defining -- sequence.

But perhaps the biggest problem in measuring intelligence is actually defining what intelligence is.

The biggest problem that fund managers and investors face lies in actually defining sustainable investment.

Some irreferentialist philosophers thought that something more systematic and substantial could be said, and they advocated a program for actually defining the mental in behavioral terms.

Creating Toy Story was not a simple matter of using new technology to make cheaper hand animated films; it was actually defining a completely new art form which was not previously possible.

The improvement to CNP ≥ 5 was achieved by identifying, though not actually defining precisely, a numerical function of UD graphs that must be high in some 4-chromatic cases and low in others, and using examples of the two classes as building-blocks.

"Fairness" is not actually defined.

How do I actually define my success?

We actually define ourselves very broadly.

But it makes them secondary to Islamic law and never actually defines them.

As each institution seeks to maintain itself, it is actually defined by creating work that increases its size.