Sentence examples for a definite change from inspiring English sources

There's a definite change because of what's happened.

Still, there was a definite change in tone.

Anyway, there has been a definite change in him since last time.

"There is a definite change in attitude toward Georgia," said an official from a NATO country.

Brighton-based PR executive Mark Cotton has seen a definite change.

Since leaving Luvox, there has been a definite change in my ability and endurance.

Our previous cDNA array results for Cl1 [21], however, did not show any definite change in the C/EBPβ mRΝΑ level in these transfectant cells, in which the exogenous C/EBPβ 3'UTR was overexpressed.

The consultation had been the last in a row where earlier consultations had gradually prepared for a more definite change in self-perception.

Nevertheless, there seemed to be a very definite change in treatment allocation at age 70, unlikely to be entirely accounted by these factors.

Presuming extension compatibility can be taken care of, Firefox 2.0 should be a subtle but definite change for the better.

This represents a slight but definite change in sense: "not rarely" implies (the phrase deleted by Darwin) that the transparent cones are frequently or usually coated with pigment, while "in other cases" does not.