Sentence examples for i have defined it from inspiring English sources
If you point out that human progress, as I have defined it, involves the practical enslavement of two-thirds of the human race, my answer is that I can't help it.
The latter, necessary but not sufficient for building, and indeed, guaranteeing the pre-requisites for a complete, fully participatory, and non-hetero-directed citizenship [25, 26, 28, 57, 62, 63, 64, 65], as I have defined it in previous works [2, 9, 10].
(Where might there be clearer evidence for momentum, as I've defined it?
"Value, in the way I've defined it, is the score that shows up on the scoreboard," he said.
But what we won't have any time soon – or maybe ever – is Vodot as I've defined it or the death of so-called 'linear TV', which the digerati have been predicting for so long.
If you'd asked me what exactly I was nervous about, I doubt that I could have defined it.
If I could have defined it, I wouldn't have written it.
Somewhere between a flake and a yokel is how I'd have defined it, if asked — a hapless fool, a few steps behind the rest.
Others have defined it as striving for "perfection" in faith.
The act does not define "work" or "workweek," but courts have defined it fairly broadly.
