Sentence examples for told the definition from inspiring English sources

To start things off, one contestant, Vanessa, a blond party girl, makes it clear how little she knows: "I had to be told the definition of what the barrio was.

Not one of all the purple Host Who took the Flag today Can tell the definition So clear of Victory.

Truth be told, the best high-definition picture that you can see is from a home-theater projector using front projection.

At the ConservativeHome fringe last night, he told them the definition of a millisecond – the time it takes Ed Miliband to follow an instruction from Len McCluskey.

He told Congress the definition of consensus in the survey was so widely drawn as to be "innocuous" and would include him within the consensus even though he is often depicted by people like Mr Nuccitelli as being on the sceptical wing of climate science.

In saying that the United States is committed to achieving an AIDS-free generation, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton told the conference that her definition of the phrase means "virtually no child anywhere will be born with the virus" by 2015.

A court of occupiers cannot be just by definition," he told the judges.

To Professor Kramer, as he recently told The New York Times, classical music by definition "is addressed to someone who has a certain independence of mind".

"The problem is that everything that is collectively bargained with the government is within the political sphere, almost by definition," Scalia told the lawyer who argued on behalf of public unions.

Then everyone kept telling me the definition and so the cycle was complete.

It's far too early to tell, and the definition of "work" isn't even necessarily clear, either.