Sentence examples for most definitions of from inspiring English sources

Most definitions of intelligence fall into one of two categories.

On the other hand, the painting is shocking and satisfies most definitions of the word "pornographic".

Most definitions of health talk about mental as well as physical well-being.

Under most definitions of the word, this qualifies as a fiasco.

Personnel services (medical, spiritual, educational, financial) are more heterogeneous and have varied origins; most definitions of logistics include them.

All are included in most definitions of freshman, a word that apparently doesn't apply to three of the starters for Michigan.

So hardly a journalist by most definitions; more of a bagman on his own account.

Instead, most definitions serve the particular needs of a discipline.

"We have probably one of the most exhaustive definitions of hazing you're going to find," Mr. Laundry said of the pamphlet.

Scholars of classical literature (even the phrase betrays exclusionary instincts) have, by contrast, typically cleaved to the most conservative definitions of Greekness possible.

The Riemann-Liouville and Caputo fractional definitions are the two most used definitions of fractional calculus.