Sentence examples for not too defined from inspiring English sources

You can also do loose curls, but make sure they are not too defined and that they look natural.

The decomposition of the French labor market into skill groups (rather than skill-region groups), which are moreover not too narrowly defined (e.g., the present study uses three education groups, instead of four in Borjas (2003) and Ottaviano and Peri (2012) or five in Borjas (2014)), should limit any sampling error in the measure of immigrant shares.

The THEY that will pry the gun from the cold dead hands appears not too well defined, unless the tyranny that is to be resisted is the tyranny of your neighbors.

Such technical surfaces, however, are not too well defined mostly due to presence of additives from production.

A wise education is neither too defined nor too ambiguous.

The iconic device not too long ago defined ubiquitous, at least in the business world.

"Like him, I'm not too interested in being defined.

"We could go for decades and never run out of interesting things, particularly if you're not too terribly rigid about defining Off Broadway," Mr. Nicola said.

Finally, identification of correct targeting events by Southern blot analysis requires that the homology arms flanking the selection cassettes are well defined and not too large.

I realized, not too long ago, that I never defined success for myself.

Instead, it should be regarded as the effect of the feature spaces in which the different kernels work and as a hint that the domain should not be defined too strictly.