Sentence examples for if you define from inspiring English sources

And if you define it, you kill it dead".

If you define something as unlawful, you are going to police it in the wrong way.

If you define it too narrowly, simple experiments show the theory is literally false.

If you define "most preferred" too broadly, the theory is virtually tautological.

"If you define it too much, you lose the spirit of the artist".

"It's my last play, certainly, if you define last as most recent," he said.

If you define a local variable without using var, the value leaks up to enclosing scopes.

So, if you define [correction: satisfy] all of that, you've got a REIT.

That would be what you would do, perhaps, if you define it as an occupational disease.

"If you define politics as the ability to maintain, hold and perpetuate political power, he's the best," said Mr. Booker.

If you define power in terms of executive authority, he is the most powerful Labour figure in the UK.