Sentence examples for given definition from inspiring English sources
The performance is like a sunny sky given definition and interest by a few artfully scattered clouds.
She has had six other operations since that have given definition to her collapsed nose and kept her heart pumping blood.
He has given definition at the outset to the theme that the will of a free and noble people cannot be suppressed by violence.
Involved in the "happening" — free-form theatrical events given definition by Malina's strict standards — Beck and his wife, who counted James Agee among her many lovers, changed the way American theatre looked.
Locke was a major advocate of the theory of natural human rights, originally pioneered by the Renaissance humanists and given definition in the first draft of the American Declaration of Independence as life, liberty and property.
The fresh-faced Dane sums up the mood of the season with her choppy, laissez-faire, shoulder-length style, which is given definition and volume with layers and texture, and cut using a sharp-edged razor.
It is the process of critical thought starting from whatever given definitions that defines mathematics.
These results are consistent with the given definitions of the algorithms.
Case reports were classified as HS/DS according to given definitions.
"He gave definition to our coverage," Levin said.
It doesn't add size, but it gives definition.
