Sentence examples for one defines that from inspiring English sources

Some of them may rise to the level of collusion — depending on how one defines that term.

And staying, however one defines that, became harder now that one can't apply for new Medicare or Social Security benefits, get a new small-business loan, or check the legal status of an employee.

Depending on how one defines that term, this might include the statue of Christopher Columbus, at Columbus Circle, the monument to the physician J. Marion Sims, at Fifth Avenue and 103rd Street, or the marker for Philippe Pétain, the French First World War hero who became a Nazi collaborator, on lower Broadway.

When something goes wrong, however one defines that, it helps explain why a disillusioned parent might turn anywhere for help.

And Smith's cultural milieu, if one could define that loosely, is one of vapid bubble-gum pop, not of the kind of dark, complex jazz that Turnage likes to reference.

It should be clear that the form used within a section is the one defined within that section.

Gaming became a much more broadly defined category, one that includes teen and twenty-something males sitting in front of a TV with a controller in hand, but no longer one defined by that demographic.

Chapter and verse of any one bill does not define that".

Know that no one defines your blackness but you.

The problem is that no one defines what "cure" means.

"No one has been able to define that market as their own," he says.