Sentence examples for living definition from inspiring English sources

It's the living definition of trying too hard.

"They are like a living definition of the classical tradition," he said.

Geoffrey Rush just asked Angela Lansbury whether she is "the living definition of range".

Snackistan is the living definition of sui generis: it's a genuine, delicious one-off.

Dick Wolf, the show's producer, described the ex-Senator as "the living definition of command presence".

Page B1 THE EMBRACING OF ONSTAR Most people probably do not think of General Motors as the living definition of a technologically nimble company, writes David Pogue.

Homo economicus lives.By definition, however, decisions to invest in social capital affect not just the individuals making them but others too.

Do the best you can and live your definition of a full life.

Some people would define rich as having more money than you "need" to live, but definition of "needs" vary dramatically.

By Erica Firpo for Fathom | Rome is a city that doesn't always follow the rules or live by definition, especially when it comes to the concept of newness.

Only 10 companies responded in a way that suggested their pay policy was in line with the Living Wage Foundation's definition of a Living Wage employer.