Sentence examples for alternative definitions from inspiring English sources

Can people open up their hearts and minds to see alternative definitions of beauty?

But the authors don't replicate their finding using alternative definitions of poverty.

Alternative definitions of the money stock often pointed in different directions, causing "broad-money" monetarists to argue with "narrow-money" monetarists.

These considerations led to the development of definitions of acids and bases that depended on the solvent (see below Alternative definitions).

Since defending the president against such attacks is politically impossible, Mr. Gore has to create alternative definitions for himself and his party on the issues of presidential decorum and clean campaign money.

It manages to evoke the joys of simpler times, like snowball fights, and traditional values while making a powerful contemporary social statement (in favor of abortion rights) and celebrating alternative definitions of family.

As in the case of singularties, alternative definitions of black holes have been explored.

There are alternative definitions within the structural equations framework that might fare better.

These alternative definitions of roles respond to different theoretical intuitions of why connectivity in networks matters.

Public economics literature highlights two alternative definitions of the nature of social contributions.

Our results are also similar if we use alternative definitions of selectivity tiers.