Sentence examples for define in a from inspiring English sources

Charisma is as difficult to define in a restaurant as it is in a person.

He was one of the first artists to formally define — in a 1967 Artforum article — Conceptual Art.

I once asked a bright young Manhattan journalist whether he could define in a single word what made television different from theatre or cinema.

They all have different terms and conditions, which is why "peak time" is now more difficult to define in a sentence than Higgs boson.

Third, parameters which define in a continuous way the status of the plant are chosen.

The ECSS standards define in a considerably detailed level the required documentation in the projects.

Thursday night's music was hard to define, in an excellent way.

All defined in a simple symbol.

A man's life, defined in a heartbeat.

At a stroke she had been defined in a way not of her own choosing, pigeonholed as posh totty.

He said: "Hacking is defined in a very prescriptive way under the Regulatory and Investigatory Powers Act.