Sentence examples for prefers to define from inspiring English sources
Currently, the Eng Lit business and our critical establishment prefers to define all writing as autobiographical, journalistic.
Cocker himself prefers to define it as "art made by people who haven't gone through an art education system".
For many years, Robert Jay Lifton has been recognized as a leading "psychohistorian," or as he prefers to define his vocation, a "historically minded psychiatrist".
In his radical rejection of political tribalism, he is a subversive figure still.Mr Blair insists that left/right distinctions are outdated (in a world of globalised capitalism he prefers to define policies on trade, immigration or the rise of emerging powers, for example, as "open" or "closed").
(If one prefers to define realism in terms of scientific ontology rather than reference and truth, the worry can be rephrased in terms of the mistaken ontologies of past theories from later perspectives).
He prefers to define the vision rather than be an operations manager, whereas she wants to hit the ground running on day one.
They would prefer to define what lies ahead as an international police action.
It's akin to staring straight into the eyes of God or the universe or exquisite love — however you prefer to define such oblique concepts.
Some philosophers prefer to define as analytic all statements whose denial would be self-contradictory, and to define the term synthetic as meaning "not analytic".
Opponents have won by a knockout in state after state, with voters consistently preferring to define matrimony as a compact only for heterosexuals.
I'd prefer to define myself on my own terms, and America has always let me do that, but certain anti-Americans aren't so kind: they insist that I be their worst nightmare or be nothing.
