Sentence examples for bring definition from inspiring English sources

Can we, you know, change a little bit the outline of the face to bring definition?

New York City is doing what it can to bring definition to this mourning by consecrating powdered debris from the trade center site and depositing it in small mahogany urns that will be given to the victims' families at a memorial service later this month.

Now, Hadley's paintbrush was poised above the canvas, ready to bring definition to the first of 33 characters that populate the two murals.

Despite having little time to prepare, he brings definition, excitement and, where called for, magisterial restraint to the music.

At a time when technology companies, press institutions, and the public are mired in confusion as to their rights and roles in preserving democracy, Networked Press Freedom is a beacon of clarity, shedding light and bringing definition to this foggy landscape.

The contrast of imperfection (and even failure) serves an incredible purpose: it brings definition and detail to parts of our life that might otherwise slide by us in a vague, unexamined blur.

With 100 days until graduation, I was inspired to work on a project: 100 definitions of branding from 100 different people to bring the definition of branding to current times and also to help explain to my parents what I've been doing since September.

Immunohistochemical illuminations will bring more definition to this evolving picture.

He, and some of his colleagues, bring such definition to the crisscrossing that the step acquires new depth and friction.

By partly side-lighting the potpie, it helped to emphasize the depth of the shadows and bring more definition to the texture.

The principal task of this EHF Expert Group Consensus Statement is to bring the definition of rCM up to date.