Sentence examples similar to defies spatial definition from inspiring English sources
The composition muddles perspective and defies spatial logic.
First, our analyses are conducted at high spatial definition.
Her writing defies easy definition.
Today, the term bacon defies simple definition.
The Mediterranean itself – a "sea between the lands" – defies easy definition.
But Mr. Musto, who is 54, defies the definition of a modern-day celebrity gossip.
The Tea Party movement defies easy definition, largely because there is no single Tea Party.
(The concept defies simple definition but I'll have a go in a second).
This not-for-profit co-operative defies easy definition, with a small army of volunteers and an infectious DIY ethos.
Because this is what all GYPSYs think, which defies the definition of special: spe-cial| 'speSHel | adjective better, greater, or otherwise different from what is usual.
The sole portrait in the show – of a boy Vaughan adored – defies that definition altogether with its down-turned face.
