Sentence examples for we should define from inspiring English sources

So with some range, it will respond, so maybe we should define tolerance a little more clearly.

We should define colour physically to work with it in terms of printing or any other professional study.

More generally, then, we should define war as a self-replicating pattern of activity that may or may not require human participation.

For this season, and maybe just this one season when he has seemingly awakened the dead, he is how we should define M.V.P.

We should define and develop the questions [on] what good comprehensive sex education is with them, and not do it all by ourselves because they know best, whether it has helped them or not.

"It is time to stop calling each other names, time to shun the idea that we should define ourselves by our differences and instead define ourselves by what we hold in common – our baptism into Christ, our dependence on God's grace, our will to serve the poor and so on".

The first is that we teachers should define and provide to our students a certain kind of general, flexible, insight-bearing human learning that, we hope, cannot be replaced by computers.

In order to calculate the complex arc plasma combined thermal flow dynamics with electromagnetics, we firstly should define the governing equations on these fields and interface them with multidisciplinary simulation techniques, which include thermal flow and electromagnetic fields simultaneously.

"To be absolutely clear, I'm not saying we should retreat from digital, it's fundamentally about focusing on why we exist and that should define what we do," he said.

To be absolutely clear, I'm not saying we should retreat from digital, it's fundamentally about focusing on why we exist and that should define what we do.

The question is whether we can – or should – define the line beyond which cruelty to these machines is unacceptable.