Sentence examples for evading definition from inspiring English sources
With just two rounds of games remaining in the regular season the leading lights are still evading definition.
He needed to be off, evading definition (he would not talk of his mainly homosexual orientation, and, to the end, wrote of himself as dying not from AIDS but a mysterious fungus).
It's something to do with the perfect conjunction of people, time and place, but its essence so utterly evades definition that not even the band's members really know what it is they're doing that's so fantastic.
The museum is a compact building but constantly evades definition, in its slabs and bodies that build up a sliding of the masses, generating interstitial spaces of great interest.
Transient, underemployed and culturally diverse, Britain's modern gangsters evade easy definition because they are, in fact, like a lot of British society.
Stigma is a term which has evaded clear, operational definition [ 21- 24].
Successful tumors, by definition, can evade immune system mediated destruction.
Finally, Global Entrepreneurship Monitor 2016: 18) has evaded offering a comprehensive definition of SE and it was contended with following bipartite definition for SE: "(1) The organization is driven by (social) value creation, rather than value capture; and (2) The organization is market-based, rather than nonmarket-based".
The other rodents (12 spiny mice and 8 voles) managed to evade the owl, necessitating definition of a Post-attack phase, starting when the owl landed on the ground of the rodent's enclosure in the first missed attack, and continuing until the rodent was caught.
Thus the international clones, which by definition are widely disseminated, can evade a conjugate vaccine by capsular transformation.
