Sentence examples for some define from inspiring English sources
Some define their menus by the contents of his truck.
But some define a moment or a national mood.
Some are preoccupied with illegal immigration; some are Christian Fundamentalists; some define their politics by opposition to taxes.
Some define the region in cultural and historical terms and others geographically, though there are even different interpretations among historians and geographers.
Some define the food insecure as people who do not meet the requirements for government assistance, but are still not able to adequately feed their families.
The community is rife with disagreements about whether transsexuals (individuals who change, or wish to change, their gender via medical intervention, and whom some define as simply having a "birth challenge" like, say, a cleft palate) even ought to be grouped, politically, with "transgenders" (an umbrella term that includes cross-dressers and drag queens).
Although self-defined ethnicity is favoured by some, defining ethnicity is still the subject of ongoing debate.
His reputation has rested on some defining events.
My company isn't large enough to have some defined pathway from apprentice to senior manager.
Motion-control commands are used to direct the robot to move its manipulator to some defined position in space.
