Sentence examples for define it with from inspiring English sources

(The Persuasion Problem) 3) Even if we did agree to grant "health" primacy in any discussion of medicine, it is difficult or impossible to define it with rigor.

(The Persuasion Problem) 3) Even if we did agree to grant "well-being" primacy in any discussion of morality, it is difficult or impossible to define it with rigor.

We created several custom controls (eg. when setting the color on the top LED ring, kids don't have to define it with RGB codes, but they just simply set the color with a visual color ring in the app), and users can create programs without even opening the keyboard.

We all know it when we feel it, but we can't precisely define it with mere words.

It's an area that is very mysterious to Bill Masters — he wants to turn it into science, to define it with figures and measurements, but, of course, you can't.

If you can't get to your finish line of victory (however you define it) with the time, talent and treasure you have, go back to the drawing board and re-do your plan. 5. Remember to K.I.S.S. K.I.S.S. stands for "Keep It Simple Stupid".

It's evident that the space station has defined it, with its functional post-60s architecture, and little indication of its previous life as a small village of descendants of runaway slaves.

Attracted to its spontaneity, he practiced it throughout his career and defined it with inventiveness and flair.

When a student questions Sun on the word's meaning she defines it with enthusiasm: "Thespian!

Savage emphasises the discoveries of the American social psychologist G Stanley Hall, who coined the term "adolescence" in 1898 and defined it with perceptive flexibility as "a period of ten years from twelve [or] fourteen to twenty-one or twenty-five".

He defines it — with all the flair we've come to expect from that journal — as a violation of the "notification norms" that "constrain the behavior of nodes in social networks".