Sentence examples for Perfectly definite from inspiring English sources
Most of the patients still have a perfectly definite, noticeable limp.
Ten months after the operation function was as follows: complete extension (Fig. 8), flexion to 90 degrees (Fig. 9), and a perfectly definite amount of abduction (Fig. 10).
That is absolutely definite.
But at the read-through, Bill did it so perfectly he became a definite yes.
Not definitive, just definite.
Our pilot study demonstrates that a quantitative assessment of the fluorescence results obtained by FOI is feasible, although so far no definite cut-off value could be delineated that perfectly separates inflamed from non-inflamed joints in patients with RA.
There are definite similarities between it and New York and they somehow both capture perfectly that big city bustle, oozing an atmosphere that makes them such a pleasure to play.
With the evolution in homosexuality acceptance, but a definite and significant amount of people still being homophobic, the balance is perfectly measured in Two Boys Kissing.
And Mr Finkelstein is perfectly right to observe that Germans had no monopoly of sadism or genocidal lust.Yet the holocaust deserves its definite article.
Although Newton was perfectly aware of the difference between interval and ratio scales, his insistence on the quantities entering physics involving definite proportions is clear throughout the Principia.
