Sentence examples for but we defined it from inspiring English sources
"Our whole attitude when the government asked me to write the act was the idea that banning should never take place unless you have child pornography, but we defined it by international definitions," he recalled.
"But here in New York, we defined it and made it stick," said Jason McCabe Calacanis, former publisher of The Silicon Alley Reporter, which ran a map of the new district in its inaugural issue.
(Poe -- one of ours, a poet -- was third in his class until he was thrown out for drinking brandy and refusing to drill)."I sing of arms and the man" was written by a poet who wanted his readers to understand war as epic -- but the nature of war, how we define it and sanction it -- how do we talk about this?
We define it increasingly as opportunity, freedom [and] choice".
We've our standard and our gameplan, I won't say what that is but we've defined it on our practice with the team.
Because genomes are subject to rearrangements, we do not require collinearity, but we can define it as follows using our notation.
The physiological basis of Rfat remains unclear (Alpert, 2005), but we can define it empirically using the parameters Λ and Γ.
The act does not define "work" or "workweek," but courts have defined it fairly broadly.
