Sentence examples for try to define this from inspiring English sources

We try to define this," she said.

We, along with all the health authorities, did everything possible to try to define this as soon as possible.

I don't even try to define this by letter given the variety of perspectives in my school as well as in the division and in the larger education community in general.

Sunstein and others in the government have spent several months trying to define this cost, and he talked me through the process.

But now my team is trying to define this stuff, getting to the why's behind everything instead of just going through the motions.

"If you're trying to define this as a choice and not a referendum, why step on the opportunity for the American people to see the alternatives?" the source asked.

The answer, perhaps, is that they were in fact trying to define this notion, and to do so only in terms of certain other notions which they took to be primitive, especially the notion of co-location and absence.

His predecessors, Moore thought, had almost all committed the error, which he called 'the naturalistic fallacy,' of trying to define this value property by identifying it with a non-evaluative property.

The French president tried to define this battle as less about efficiency and more about promoting growth - but even with strong support from the Italians, he did not not get his way.

But her information, while true, tries to define this white girl, who turns out to just be a supportive girlfriend long before Johnson was even famous.

"Others are trying to define this space via leaks, quotes to the media and public statements that are probably ahead of the president".