Sentence examples for defines it like from inspiring English sources
Amazon's Mr Bezos defines it like this: "In today's world, if you want to reach 12 people, that's easy: you use the phone.
The Department of Justice defines it like this: in civil forfeiture cases, "the property is the defendant and no criminal charge against the owner is necessary". Money, of course, can't actually be guilty of anything.
Try to put something on it that defines it, like a wizard stick figure may have on a pointy hat, or have a book in his hand with a big M on it for magic, or maybe a giant fire breathing bunny would be a bunny with a little flame for a tail.
We cannot present a recipe for critical complexification or define it like a definition of the speed of light, of a 'how to boil an egg'.
Based on the phylogenetic analysis, the clustering of the "unnamed protein 2" of Tetraodon nigroviridis with the Fugu rubripes radixin protein defines it as a radixin-like protein.
Watson Wyatt defines it as "telling it like it is". This is especially true when it comes to delivering straight talk.
The therapy seems to be effective: Ms. Hart, who encourages audience members to report back on any dates that resulted from the show, said that as of this week she had heard of 46 "hook-ups" — define it however you like — that resulted from that Nov. 10 performance.
Transmedia is tricky, the senior Storyscapes programmer Ingrid Kopp said, because defining it is like nailing down Jell-O.
As is her bronze face, separated from her white chin by a coin-thick foundation tidemark so clearly defined it looks like it's been drawn in by the UN to resolve a border dispute.
Defining it is like trying to solve a Rubik's Cube while blindfolded and whiskey drunk.
