Sentence examples for serviceable definition from inspiring English sources
That's a serviceable definition, but it does little to relay what really drew Bowles toward these performances, which is also what draws so many of us to music: the temporary dissolution of the self and all the ecstasy inherent to that moment.
Rather than attempting a serviceable definition of theory or a list of reliable criteria up front, we'll review a number of theoretical inquiries in bioethics and list en passant whatever crucial defining features they might suggest.
If a serviceable definition of the concept of a corrupt action is to be found — and specifically, one that does not collapse into the more general notion of an immoral action — then attention needs to be focussed on the moral effects that some actions have on persons and institutions.
True nothingness is very different from simply "empty space," even though that might be a serviceable, everyday definition, Carroll told me on a recent Skype call.
Service was serviceable, if inconsistent.
Carefully positioned to catch youngsters who've seen Moana but can't get into Rogue One, this serviceable French-Canadian digimation cleaves to the post-Cowell definition of the word "journey": its heroine is a redheaded dreamer (voiced by Elle Fanning) who flees her orphanage to blag a spot at the fin de siècle Paris Opera.
This was the mode of the producer — a mode eclectic by definition, a mode devoted to the active use of history for what might be serviceable in the present.
This was the mode of the producer a mode eclectic by definition, a mode devoted to the active use of history for what might be serviceable in the present.
He called it serviceable.
