Sentence examples for clear defining from inspiring English sources

The blackboard at Public School 212 in the Bronx made the sole objective for the first day of school plainly clear: defining rules and routines.

There must be some clear defining purpose, some concept of the common good, which will impose direction and control on the unruly pluralism of these modern, democratic, capitalistic welfare states.

However my understanding of nuance, the notion of shades, the absence of a clear defining line between right and wrong in real life, which is central to my work, is something I learned not just from Achebe, but also from Mariama Bâ, Saul Bellow, James Baldwin and pirated Indian films watched in small spaces in Accra.

A further implication is that there may be a qualitative difference between recency judgments made when there is a clear defining break (between-block) and when there is no such break (within-block) between the temporal orders of the objects to be discriminated (DeVito & Eichenbaum, 2011).

'I felt that the indispensable relationship I should build in my life was not with a specific person,' he confides, 'but with an unspecified number of readers.' As both a writer and a runner he is often alone, but his is a happy solitude, and his one clear, defining ambition is to keep on running so that he can keep on writing, the one activity overlapping with and informing the other.

They therefore need to have clear, defined outcomes to help provide a focus and agenda for their work.

The big news is that Labour has a clear, defined strategy for 2015, and one presented with a flourish.

Their pressing was again evident against Brisbane Roar and is an example of how important a clear defined structure is to a successful side.

From a foot away, 826 Ettrick Sporting Tweed Thrie Estaits has a clear, defined pattern, a grid of alternating brown and paler brown squares.

When he took over in July, he insisted he would not be a "hood ornament," but a "clear, defined, identifiable leader".

We were reassured to hear him endorse the need for a "clear, defined, identifiable leader of the intelligence community," and he seemed confident that he has President Obama's full support.