Mostly, though, languages follow definite patterns in their innovations.
Partly because it's wrapped up in silliness and a very definite charisma; mostly because underneath it lurks something far more interesting – an expressive, opinionated, all-grown-up artist.
A view from another planet What Britain's election ought to be about Reprints Related items Hedge funds: The new money menFeb 17th 2005The answers to these questions are respectively: no; mostly no; and a definite no (see article).
Because the set of actors in a classroom population is mostly static for a definite period of time (i.e., a semester or quarter), while the relational ties among them may change over that period, all three options are feasible in this setting.
Not definitive, just definite.
Beal's chances of making one of three five-player all-NBA teams drew a small number of definite answers but mostly hesitant reactions.
Nevertheless, proportions and endocranial shape support a definite Neandertal morphology, mostly taking into account the lateral development of the frontal lobes and the shape of the parietal areas.
This is an indicator that the automated segmentation fails mostly in regions where a definite objective decision by humans is also hard to obtain.
The performers move about on a mostly bare stage, suggesting, without being too definite, organisms of various species populating the earth and a human contingent exploring, settling, mastering, and running amok.
Since it is very rare and mostly an asymptomatic disease, early detection and definite diagnosis are so difficult.
Looked upon as a theater workshop inhabited by some very brave (and, thank God, mostly very talented) souls, this "Little Foxes" bears definite dividends.
