Sentence examples for something that delineates from inspiring English sources

"There should be something that delineates your property from your neighbors' property, and grass doesn't do that," said Mr. Perlmutter.

Schiller didn't comment on that case in particular, but addressed some of Apple's issues with copyright: "We need to delineate something that might confuse the customer and be an inappropriate use of a trademark from something that's just referring to a product for the sake of compatibility… We're trying to learn and expand the rules to make it fair for everyone".

There had been much talk, in the long runup to the speech, about how Obama could seize the occasion to clearly articulate or delineate his vision of the conditions and compulsions for U.S. military intervention — something that could stand as an Obama Doctrine.

It is really time for a new, firm, and determined approach that would delineate and limit the Iranian roles in Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon, and defeat Salafist terrorism, something that requires partnership with the Sunnis rather than sectarian wars.

Each drink is mapped on a graph that delineates it along two scales: comforting to adventurous, spirituous to refreshing.

The cuteness is cut with wafts of fishiness from the large red patch of guano (droppings) that delineates their rookery.

That is something that's out there.

3.Is there something that triggered the headache?

Is there some sort of international agreement that delineates undersea boundaries?

The resulting buildable footprint was reduced to 10 1/2' wide by 45' deep after setbacks, resulting in the 473 square foot footprint that delineates the ground floor of the home.

That is something that scared me".