Sentence examples for a definite means from inspiring English sources

For Muslims all around the world, Ramadan--the month of fasting--brings a distinctive sense of togetherness, a respite from the busy day-to-day life, and a definite means of catharsis.

"Could I have your phone number or email?" This way, they are more likely to give you a definite means of contacting them.

And in the psychological thriller Magic Magic, he plays a character with a definite mean streak.

The good news: a definite diagnosis means you've already jumped a huge hurdle by getting an evaluation scheduled and completed.

Deciding to open for dinner too – which is when a drinks licence could be a definite bonus – means that a long and stressful day is going to be on the agenda.

On the contrary, every process must have some definite nature and occur by some definite means; thus it is inevitable, on Rand's view, that the way objects appear to us should depend on the nature of our perceptual organs.

Immunohistochemically there is no definite means to distinguish between SCCs and KAs.

To detect the millionth-of-a-nanowatt signal, the Project 8 team needed a source of electrons with a definite energy, a means of collecting the radiation, and ultrasensitive amplifiers to sense the signal.

The fact that no patients >14 years with an inconclusive test result ended up with a definite PCD diagnosis means that even an inconclusive test in adults strongly suggests that PCD is very unlikely.

It should be a definite shade ( this means black, brown, auburn, chestnut, red or blonde, not some drab in-between shade you dyed it two years ago).

This particular urban conflict zone may be unfamiliar to most American viewers, but it bears a definite kinship to mean streets we know very well, at least from movies and television.