Sentence examples for was a definition from inspiring English sources

"If ever there was a definition of legal nihilism, this is it," Mr. Browder said in an interview in his office in London, where he now lives.

Instead, there was a definition of modern conservatism that unites the left and right of the party while challenging the shallow one-nation rhetoric of his rivals.

My friend says that everybody thinks the story was true and the reporter is being punished to make sure journalists know not to step out of line, even about cardboard dumplings.Back to top >>ThursdayONE of the bons mots produced yesterday by Milly, our guide on the bus to Tianjin, was a definition of a happy man: "Japanese wife, English house, Chinese cook".

All but four individuals felt that this was a definition with which they agreed.

She demanded to know where in the Muslim holy book the Quran or the prophetic tradition there was a definition of "indecent clothing".

At the foundation of the workshop's deliberations was a definition of a postdoctoral appointment: A postdoc, the workshop participants agreed, is, or at least ought to be, a temporary stage in a young scientist's progression toward a productive and sustainable career and not a stopgap job or a source of cheap scientific labor.

The Count Basie band that came bursting out of Kansas City in 1936 was a definition-in-action of swing.

Which could be a definition of theatricality.

He is a definition of denial.

That's a definition of excellence.

It's a definition I really like.