Sentence examples for basic definition of from inspiring English sources

We're not anti-gay -- we're pro the most basic definition of marriage.

But youth, in the end, was still the basic definition of the Nouvelle Vague.

One of them is perhaps the basic definition of what an all-rounder is.

If someone could provide me with even a basic definition of "women," that would be tremendously helpful.

The most important case addressed the basic definition of the kind of disability that entitles a worker to accommodation on the job.

The basic definition of a subtweet is a tweet about another user that doesn't actually mention his or her (or its) "@" name.

"This is my basic definition of philanthropy — it's paying attention and responding to the needs of others precisely because that person is in need," he said.

I identify as a feminist but subscribe to the pretty basic definition of a feminist as "someone who seeks equality between the sexes".

The basic definition of the verb "porvat'" is "to tear," but in Russian slang it means to retaliate, to be extremely, violently defensive of someone or something.

But his basic definition of the ailment is this: "We're calling it chronic Lyme disease because we believe the person's current symptoms are related to the initial Lyme disease infection".

Not a great way to introduce himself to a city that supports same-sex marriage better than two to one, no matter that he would frame his comments as "pro the most basic definition of marriage" rather than anti-gay.