Sentence examples for Such definite from inspiring English sources

But none exists in such definite and splendid isolation as Lonesome George did, in his solitary Galapagos splendour.

Stella might have found some reason to move around if Henry hadn't had such definite ideas about getting value for money.

Looking at the show in this light, Big Ballet becomes quite radical, a challenge to ballet as a grand, brittle repository of ambivalence about women, in which perfect females express archetypal femininity by rejecting such definite aspects of womanhood as the ability to procreate, itself associated ridiculously closely with "getting fat".

Application of the self-taught learning, however, did not result in such definite improvement as in the case of PCA.

James employs Henri Bergson's critique of "intellectualism" to argue that the "concrete pulses of experience appear pent in by no such definite limits as our conceptual substitutes are confined by.

While a duality is implied by the terms 'aerobic' versus 'anaerobic' environment, the soil rarely contains such definite distinctions.

Grade 2 will be modified according to suggestions by Felson et al. [ 41] such that definite osteophytes will be registered as grade 2a and definite osteophytes and possible joint space narrowing will be registered as 2b.

Will that solve the shortage of donor organs? A. It is such a definite advantage in organ procurement.

The next year he formed a band called End Apathy recruiting bandmates from the other groups such as Definite Hate and 13 Knots.

No other European country adopted such a definite antisemitic stance: Denmark succeeded in spiriting away 93% of its Jewish population to safety in Sweden, Fascist Italy engaged in constructive delay; Hungary halted its deportations towards the end of the war.

Above all, in these days when drugs policy is up in the air, it is good to read such a definite indictment of the inanity of the "war on drugs".