Sentence examples for crisply defined from inspiring English sources

The result: a more crisply defined image, and a richer one, with luxurious colors and textures.

Günter Krämer, the director, drew crisply defined performances from all the singers.

Tighter and more assertive, some new compositions pit crisply defined triangles, often silver, against smeared or squeegeed aqua or purple.

The formal plan is crystalline, with the music falling into crisply defined sections and building to finely controlled climaxes.

They are the opposite of "tame problems," which can be crisply defined, completely understood, and fixed through technical solutions.

You want crisply defined medallions, beautifully articulated, hand-finished faux-fur saddlecloths and harnesses with bells and floret motifs.

He is engaged in an operation to protect a vital witness in a court case — or, as McClane Senior crisply defines it, "spy shit".

That's unsurprising: politicians have always been reluctant to crisply define terms such as "hard-working families", through fear of becoming a hostage to fortune.

By crisply defining the state of the system at any given time, state machines require that you test only one variable (the state variable) instead of many variables to determine the mode of operation.

This important volume notes how environmental justice activism and scholarship put the issues of disproportionate exposures by race and income squarely on the federal agenda and how that agenda was often fumbled in the face of legal issues, bureaucratic obstacles, political resistance, and even an inability to crisply define an environmental justice community.

This crisply defines the relationship, which sets it up for success".