Sentence examples for interesting definition from inspiring English sources

This interesting definition of liberalism is a clue to the essentially libertarian nature of Nelson's politics.

Since the Snowden leaks began, the administration has adopted an interesting definition of that term.

It's an interesting definition and a bold one, because having a child is such an incredibly hard and giving thing, the hardest job one will ever do, and yet it is the most unrecognised.

We note all this in no sense as a criticism of Juliana, who would have looked silly campking out in a field when she didn't have to, but merely as an interesting definition of atypical refugee.

He has also come up with an interesting definition of cowboy poetry it's the "ring and ricochet of lingo off the stirrup-bone of the middle ear .Another poet featured in the book, John Dofflemeyer, edits the Dry Crik Review, a magazine devoted entirely to cowboy verse.

Carson must have an interesting definition of "every time".

But the word "screenplay" takes on interesting definitions in Miller's universe.

The Canuck language throws up some interesting definitions: suckers are lollipops; noodles means pasta; a loonie is a dollar; a parkade is a multi-storey car park; a gas bar is the petrol station; and hydro means electricity (as in hydro-electric).

But knowing that a city of Manila's size and vitality is interesting by definition, if you press them, they will usually admit at least one thing: "Well, we do go to malls".

Dr Field also gave an interesting new definition of what the IPCC is all about.

What makes the reference to these large cities interesting by definition is the similarities that they have with respect to the landscape, land, sea and islets, and the need for a water based means of transportation as well as the interchange with the already established network of urban transportation.