Sentence examples for which he defines from inspiring English sources

Doonan has an interesting riff on high-end food, which he defines as inherently gay.

"Another print piece is not going to do the job," which he defines as "endear ourselves to printers".

But Mr. Foxworthy more forcefully celebrated the crudeness of the redneck, which he defines as a "glorious absence of sophistication".

"I was so impressed by their design philosophy," Konno said, which he defines as "simple and beautiful".

Third, Catholic churches must display iconography, which he defines as "representations that point beyond themselves to religious truths".

He has kept talking about being "honest" and "decent" and "honorable" -- all of which he defines for himself.

Mr. Lebedev insists he is not an oligarch, which he defines as "someone who made money unlawfully and unfairly".

Okihiro is the originator of "social formation theory," which he defines as the forms and processes of power in society to oppress and exploit.

He denounced puritanism, which he defined as "the haunting fear that someone, somewhere, may be happy".

He called haiku "pops," which he defined as "short 3-line pomes".

One reader (@JamesElliott8) proposed "aibohphobia," which he defined as the fear of palindromes.