Sentence examples for defining the word from inspiring English sources

The tricky part for voters is defining the word value.

To begin with, defining the word "epidemic" is difficult.

"Unfortunately, the casebooks are short on opinions defining the word 'artificial' in this context...

You would guess that Chloë Sevigny might object to defining the word cool, like a chef who won't reveal the ingredients to her most popular dish.

She began by defining the word koverny, which means clown, and described a generation of Russian journalists as "a Big Top of kovernys whose job is to keep the public entertained" and glorify the status quo.

By way of defining the word, she asks: "Does Iran have a good relationship with Germany?" "It's very complicated," ventures the only German in the class, with a nervous laugh.

It's not quite re-defining the word "is," or the phrase "sexual relations," but it's not all that far off, either.

His life defined the word "gentleman".

"Can you define the word 'push'? . . .

Can you please define the word "slag"?

One night, he asked me to define the word "adhere".