Sentence examples for plenty of definitions from inspiring English sources

One can find plenty of definitions of reward, in which "primary reward" is "that which aids survival" or "helps propagate the species" or simply in general English, reward is something that is good for you!

eThere are, of course, plenty of other definitions and discussions of care to be found in the literature on feminist ethics.

There are constant reminders of what we've already just seen and there is plenty of high-definition, slow-motion filming.

On one hand, pushing sky-high interest loans on the bankrupt would meet plenty of people's definition of predatory.

For plenty of parents, one definition of "family vacation" means relaxing the rules of mealtime: no cooking for mom and dad, and a few more treats, chicken nuggets, and child's-meal toys for the kids.

For one thing, plenty of shows on the high-definition channels I receive with my digital cable package appear with big black borders — because of the aspect ratio or somesuch — and I can't figure out whether this is my doing or the cable company's or the broadcaster's.

The style definition clearly leaves plenty of room for interpretation, as our beers showed.

Regulation and oversight will be extended to those that are "systemically important", a definition that leaves plenty of leeway.

The reality is that there are plenty of people excluded from the narrow definition we use to describe unemployment.

The latter definition still allows for plenty of variance.

Blue-Ray discs have more storage capacity 50 gigabytes, or enough for a high-definition feature film and plenty of extras.