Sentence examples for even to define from inspiring English sources
For instance, it can be problematic even to define what is meant by 'a graduate'".
The U.N. Security Council, at the behest of Western powers, refuses to intervene (or even to define the slaughter as "genocide"), and the priest can do little but give the children communion and celebrate the pity of a powerless God.
It is too soon to declare a return to normalcy, or even to define what normalcy means to a Nets franchise that is still in its Brooklyn-era infancy and inventing new and confounding identities every few weeks.
One of the main drivers for this is that today's hyper-connected businesses are now at breaking point, struggling to meet the security needs and associated demand from their workforce to extend data out to these new access points, or even to define where exactly the edge is.
Liberals will protest, also with cause, that, in identifying terrorism as the "biggest direct threat to America at home and abroad," Obama was recommitting the country to an unending and ever-expanding covert war one in which it is tough even to define what would constitute an ultimate victory.
Teaching is a messy process, an area in which success can be hard to measure or even to define.
Precious little is devoted even to defining its core business. .
While Concern had stopped all involvement in the municipality for some years at this point, apart from the evaluation itself, stakeholders largely self-organized and decided to work into the evening to define their response to the findings of the sustainability evaluation.
Despite what Hancock might say, I'm not sure hipsters – if they're even happy to define as hipsters, if hipsters are even a thing anymore – would be too happy to be called bloodthirsty capitalists.
I wouldn't even attempt to define it myself.
Country music is even hard to define any more.
