Sentence examples for barely defined from inspiring English sources

In northwestern and central western Iran, local cultures, as yet barely defined beyond their ceramic parameters, developed in relative isolation from events elsewhere.

At Helmut Lang, Hannah Murray for NARS focused on creamy skin (tinted moisturizer and a sweep of Orgasm blush) with bold brows on the brunettes and barely defined arches on blondes.

A risky move at a time when the marketplace for upstarts and funding was barely defined in the U.S., let alone overseas.

In fact, we are barely defined by the role of wife at all.

Instead, it sends her to the hospital and then back to the swamps of Jersey, where she's going to have to deal with her brassy mother (Annette Bening, doing what she can with a barely defined role), her mother's delusional boyfriend (Matt Dillon), her schlubby brother (Christopher Fitzgerald) and the immensely likable young man ("Glee's" Darren Criss) renting her old Ocean City bedroom.

Metagenomics studies have barely defined the rules to normalize across samples and within the same sample.

What follows is usually a delightful exchange – which you could barely define as a "conversation" – involving both parties bouncing classic quotes from the film off each other.

It could be a scene in your mind or it could be some kind of tendril that you can barely define.

But that barely defines her.

Because if I don't, if I let myself say that the war was a mistake, that my husband's death served no purpose, that men who had no real concept of combat sent soldiers to fight and die for a cause they could barely define, then I would carry nothing but hate in my heart.

Recordings of the perceived intensity of pain on a 0 50 100 scale were undertaken by Naganawa (2013), where 50 is defined as "just barely painful" and 100 is defined as "the most pain imaginable".