Sentence examples for it is by definition from inspiring English sources
"When you spend hours surfing the Internet," he said, "it is by definition something you do by yourself".
It is by definition experimental, and its experiments fail about as often they succeed.
Matos notes that "One defining dichotomy of dance music is that it is, by definition, populist – and that many of its most ardent fans are anything but".
It is, by definition, the opposite.
A terrific novel moves us because it is by definition rare.
"If something is 'intelligence' it is by definition composed of guesswork, speculation and hearsay.
It is by definition a negation of humanity, the opposite of life, sense, and sensibility.
It is by definition a social instrument, turning middle managers into bullet-point dandies.
It is by definition cheap and unhealthy – a guilty pleasure to satiate uncomplicated desires.
As a drama, it is by definition a heightened version of reality.
"It is out in the open; it is by definition a public event".
