Sentence examples for fluid definition from inspiring English sources

He said: "Right now it feels like we are moving towards a much broader and fluid definition of gender.

Middle class, by the way, appears to have a rather fluid definition.

I think it's a fluid definition, and I certainly think that in different contexts different things are sacred.

Candidate Hillary Clinton seemed to intimate a more nuanced framing of the concerns of the new American family, adapting a language that tipped toward an inclusive and fluid definition of family in the American body politic.

The judges said they were concerned police had no clear definition of what constituted "domestic extremism" and, in Catt's case, did not appear to have respected their fluid definition to recognise he was a peaceful protester.

The past few years in progressive pop, which have given rise to a series of popular and acclaimed collectives — uncommonly large bands with a disdain for clearly defined hierarchies, like Montreal's Arcade Fire, or even a fluid definition of membership, like Toronto's Broken Social Scene or Brooklyn's Animal Collective — have also produced a wide variety of solo performers.

The work has triggered stimulating discussions about fluid definitions of identity and has been a major influence on the new wave of artists who stage themes for the camera.

At one stage of its life, the new genus Gaga has somewhat fluid definitions of gender and bears a striking resemblance to one of Gaga's famous costumes.

At one stage of its life, the new genus Gaga has fluid definitions of gender and bears a striking resemblance to one of Gaga's famous costumes.

The way drag plays with and mocks identity may resonate particularly well with a generation of millennials and post-millennials with far more fluid definitions of gender and sexual identity.

A solid substance such as a brick can withstand stresses of both types, but fluids, by definition, yield to shear stresses no matter how small these stresses may be.