Sentence examples for the most basic definitions from inspiring English sources

Rock 'n' roll can rattle the most basic definitions.

Instead, we're a nation of heretics in which most people still associate themselves with Christianity but revise its doctrines as they see fit, and nobody can agree on even the most basic definitions of what Christian faith should mean.

It's an interesting story about the interplay of opinions and how scientific consensus is reached, especially when the most basic definitions aren't exactly clear (in this case, the definition of "outside").

We're not anti-gay -- we're pro the most basic definition of marriage.

Not a great way to introduce himself to a city that supports same-sex marriage better than two to one, no matter that he would frame his comments as "pro the most basic definition of marriage" rather than anti-gay.

Plenty of athletes are among the estimated 46 million Americans who deal with some form of arthritis, which by the most basic definition is any instance of inflammation in a joint.

But the most basic definition; design is think and reflect it to the paper.

The wireline networking technologies range from the most basic definition of how electrical signals are encoded over the copper line to the higher-level ways in which computer software endpoints ensure that messages do not flood the network.

The most basic definition of mindfulness?

The most basic definition of arthritis is inflammation in the joints.

That's the most basic definition of concentration: doing one thing at a time.