Sentence examples for but to define from inspiring English sources

But to define these voices in this way seems crass.

That was her secret - she was a creator of atmosphere.' But to define that atmosphere is less straightforward.

The challenge facing "Better Living Through Criticism" is not just to defend his craft's strengths but to define its limits.

But to define how these things interacted with one another, you needed a four-year computer science degree".

Equally, the task of opposition is not to collude in it, either, but to define some achievable alternatives.

But to define and to achieve the correct Chekhovian mood takes some doing; Nichols delivers it with the aplomb usually associated with his name.

But how to define "merit"?

But how to define founded?

POVERTY is easy to spot but hard to define.

This sounds fine — but try to define "political".

It's an important issue, but difficult to define.