Sentence examples for many definitions of from inspiring English sources

THERE are many definitions of mixed feelings.

There are many definitions of the short story.

But beyond that, there are as many definitions of it as there are expressors".

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"There have been many definitions of Sugar Hill over the years," he said.

But the market for Chinese literature is sufficiently diverse to accommodate many definitions of literary success.

I know many definitions of the feminist hero holds that she should be a good role model for girls.

DETERMINING the precise length of such recoveries is a problem, given the many definitions of a bear market.

What am I?" was the initial question she began asking herself as she started looking up the many definitions of "creole".

New Yorkers have many definitions of hardship in these recessionary times: canceling cable, giving up taxis or eating more canned tuna fish.

"I was under the impression that hospitals have to treat anyone who comes to the emergency room, but there are many definitions of 'treat,' " he writes.