Sentence examples for great definition from inspiring English sources

Adds great definition, and comes in a pleasingly no-frills pot that should last several months if the creme is applied sparingly (too much makes hair crunchy).

The black of the cluster of PVC-dipped fixtures would give it "a great definition in a white space," he said.

By Avi Zenilman September 8, 2009 Wayne Barrett extensively details the Bloomberg Administration's corporate entanglements and controversial use of Bloomberg LP, with a great definition of conflict-of-interest: Conflicts of interest are not about motives.

"I heard a great definition of an entrepreneur yesterday, as someone who looks at the calculations, sees that they don't add up, and goes forward anyway, on the conviction that they'll work out.

It's a great definition of the "Warby for X" phenomena.

For every great definition of nerd, you can find the same definition of geek.

But, Dr. Downing said, only greater definition was overlaying "a relatively stable set of attitudes".

Etched or engraved lines are often used with aquatint to achieve greater definition of form.

But soon the choices become more difficult - and Mr. Boehner's leadership will take on greater definition.

The later transmissions of picture data will be enhanced, he said, for even greater definition and clarity.

In contrast, the technical capabilities of weapon systems define and "paint" these targets with ever-greater definition.