Sentence examples for classic definition of from inspiring English sources

He's the classic definition of a vigilante.

This is the classic definition of pay for pulse.

Which is the classic definition of you-know-what.

If that's not the classic definition of "New Money," I don't know what is.

The Guardian is adopting the classic definition of populism proposed by political scientist Cas Mudde.

The classic definition of humanitarian action is simple: we exist to save lives.

The classic definition of a gentleman is someone who never gives offence accidentally.

This is why the classic definition of the state speaks of legitimate force.

The techno-economic optimal system in the classic definition of Pareto optimality is shown.

The classic definition of refugees tossed between states by war or tyranny is outdated.

But they said most of the sex cases being investigated did not fit the classic definition of pedophilia.