Sentence examples similar to a definite expectation of from inspiring English sources

"Most assailants work from a definite set of expectations about how the victim will respond, and they need the victim to act like a victim," theologian Walter Wink wrote in The Powers That Be.

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

However, there is a definite tradeoff in ease-of-use.

A definite majority of the Communist.

There is a definite sense of empowerment.

That's a definite style of ours.

To any given equation there corresponds a definite group, with a definite collection of subgroups.

There was, she recalls, "a definite sense of presence".

But there's also a definite sense of loss.

That is a definite part of his charm.

"I have a definite feeling of inheriting space and power".