Sentence examples for lot of definitions from inspiring English sources

As Kidd said, "there are a lot of definitions of M.V.P.," further complicated by position.

But what you call a bird comes down to what you call a bird, and a lot of definitions depend on Archaeopteryx," said Barrett.

There's a lot of definitions given for the field, but one definition is the theory of the allocation of scarce resources.

And there are a lot of definitions out there.

There are a lot of definitions of thought leadership floating around these days.

Technical topics require a lot of definitions, unfamiliar terms and acronyms--all of which can make even the most interesting of subjects unreadable to people outside the scientific community.

His voice has lost a lot of definition; at the song's peak, he was essentially yelling with style, as he danced and beamed.

"After the top three, there's not a lot of definition to how the draft is going to go," said Wally Walker, the president of the Seattle SuperSonics, which has the 12th and 14th picks in the first round.

"We've really got a lot of definition down in our field events," said Averill, who also won the 400-meter race in 53.31 seconds.

Hourglass figures have the same shoulder and hip widths and a lot of definition at the waist.

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