Sentence examples for defined concept from inspiring English sources

First, denuclearization is a poorly defined concept.

But this was always a loosely defined concept.

Quality is a challenging, heterogeneous, variably defined concept.

Perhaps we have little concept of Chechens, but we've developed quite a defined concept of Muslims in the past eleven years.

Human Rights in China provided details of Mr. Lu's detention, saying the Chinese authorities had engaged in "gross abuse of the vaguely defined concept of state security".

Lyell's biostratigraphically defined concept of sequence, firmly rooted in concepts of faunal succession and superposition, was developed on mixed but stratigraphically controlled collections of fossils.

The Islamic Republic was a hurried and ill-defined concept.

"Jewishness" is an ill-defined concept, coterminous with neither "Judaism" nor "Jews".

He was the ethereal, ill-defined concept of "the West Ham way" made flesh – a nutmeg incarnate, a rabona in a flat-peak cap.

But it also sheds light on that ill-defined concept that the administration refuses to call the Obama Doctrine.

In the twilight of their administrations, mayors typically focus on an ill-defined concept called their Legacy.