Sentence examples for defined it was from inspiring English sources

The problem, as Mr. Bush defined it, was not the opposing party, but rather its nominee.

My head, my arms — and they were so defined it was crazy.

The "silent majority" as Nixon's speech defined it, was a bastion of normalcy, standing in patriotic resistance to radical change.

What they did possess in abundance, as Hannah Arendt defined it, was 'an utterly irrational confidence in the calculability of reality'.

Free energy, as Friston defined it, was roughly equivalent to what Clark called prediction error; and the brain's need to minimize free energy, or minimize prediction error, Friston believed, drove everything the brain did.

The problem for these critics of Enlightenment rationalism, as Robert Musil defined it, was not that we "have too much intellect and too little soul", but that we have "too little intellect in matters of the soul".

His legend is not already defined – it is still being chiselled.

As defined, it is hard to quibble with.

In short, however the spirit is defined, it's communal and contagious.

And however the work is defined, it is a lovely example of the art of storytelling.

But that equation, the rules that defined it, are fast failing.