Sentence examples for define like from inspiring English sources

Credentials can enlighten but they do not define; the things that define, like guts and spirit, are harder to list and weigh.

NT: When we started off we looked at dividing up specific areas but soon realised it's too difficult to define like that – and you might define it but people ignore it.

There have been British golds won in the cathedrals of English sport, like Andy Murray's tennis victory at Wimbledon, and in events that most people would be hard-pressed to define, like men's keirin.

The negative samples are not easy to define like positive samples.

Again it sort of goes in the sense that a lot of public health is overseen by medically trained people and the idea of giving medication is right up their alley, they understand it better, it's reinforced by donors like USAID, and its much easier to say that X number of tablets were distributed than looking at some of the more difficult aspects to define, like behavior change.

Define "like terms" by their variables and powers.

Aames' life, meanwhile, is defined like so many of us, by pop culture.

But in fact, most protests in Tibet are not about "politics", defined like this.

I remember seeing this girl in a blue suit, with her hair all defined like it was an amazing cake".

Expected loss could be defined like this: Say an investor wanted to buy $1 billion of insurance for a year against a once-in-100-years stock-market crash.

Consumers are shifting from traditional cars and trucks into more innovative vehicles that cannot be easily defined, like the Chrysler PT Cruiser or the Lexus RX 300.