Sentence examples for a definite question from inspiring English sources

"I don't have a definite question for you.

"There is a definite question now of where Ferrari's future lies," says Wright.

There's no question in my mind (although it may be a definite question in other minds) that the play is grand.

There were definite question marks about whether it was going to work.

The point is that we are now in a position to write down a list of definite questions with the following features: First, the questions on this list will have answers independence is not an issue.

Their method was that of the sworn inquest, by which answers were given to a long list of definite questions.

As the preceding sections should have made clear, there is ample evidence that biological research does not fit a Popperian image of science according to which "The theoretician puts certain definite questions to the experimenter, and the latter, by his experiments, tries to elicit a decisive answer to these questions, and to no others.

While the paper does not resolve the exact mechanism, but it leaves ground for exploring some definite questions regarding the static magnetic field guided modulations of cellular poalrization and DNA damage, one being linked to the energetics of the cells and the other linked to cell death.

The evidence is against this, inasmuch as for Hippias, Prodicus, Gorgias, and Protagoras there are records of a definite interest in questions of this kind.

It is possible to give a definite answer to the question of how many chairs there are in a given room, but not to the question of how many red things there are in the room: as Gottlob Frege (1884/1953, 66) pointed out, the description 'red thing' does not identify objects in a determinate manner.

So to this bro, I say: to the new Brooks Brothers Flatiron store with you, a place that has, at the very least, a definite answer to this question.