Sentence examples for definition exists from inspiring English sources

No official definition exists.

IT'S true that fashion, by definition, exists in a constant state of flux.

Dan Wall, Oracle's lead lawyer, said that the government faced a difficult task because no such definition exists.

Because human beings can experience the world only as a system that is bounded by space and time and completely determined by causal laws, it follows that they can have no theoretical (i.e., scientific) knowledge of anything that is inconsistent with such a realm or that by definition exists independently of it this includes God, human freedom, and the immortality of the soul.

No clear size-based definition exists for small unmanned aerial vehicles (SUAVs).

Between my ideas, and a sphere of being that by definition exists completely independent of those ideas, there is a gap that cannot be bridged.

I quickly learned that despite the fact that many advocacy organizations use the term "digital rights," no definitive definition existed.

Variations to this definition exist, however, and any attempt at a strict, all-inclusive definition reduces the term's application to a particular nationality, generation, or proprietorship.

Businesses, by definition, exist to make money.

Robin Williiams' unbelievable capacity for spontaneity cannot, by definition, exist without him.

If no definition existed for Anonymous, why were millions of people identifying as one of the group?