Sentence examples for define it all from inspiring English sources
But when I tried to define it, all I could say was, "You know, adhere".
He hasn't the knowledge to trace the process of dissolution or the mental clarity to define it; all he knows is that he is gasping in the avalanche of disintegration around him.
It will look at who the new art stars are, their processes, what is being produced now, what we hang on our walls and how we define it all.
To qualify as a European candidate, the billionaire must be from Europe, as the standard, old academics define it (all territory west of the Volga and north of Asia Minor).
This concept implies putting knowledge into action or, more precisely, as Elissalde and Renaud [ 36] (p. 415) would define it, "all the types of knowledge, whether they come from research or practical experience".
New York state domestic relations law defines it as: "all property acquired before the marriage or property acquired by bequest, devise, or descent, or gift from a party other than the spouse;" it can also mean compensation for personal injuries.
To me, having it all — if one wants to define it at all — is the magical time when what you want and what you have match up.
Emily Zanotti, digital editor of the American Spectator, said: "There's a tension between establishment conservatives and the grass roots, though everyone defines that differently, if they define it at all.
Barta: Marketing leadership, as I define it, is all about serving customers and the company.
A few might not be able to define it at all.
