Sentence examples for a more definite from inspiring English sources

But high-definition digital produces a more nuanced gradation of color and a more definite molding of the face — you see planes and hollows.

Gradually the group developed a more definite style.

"We are looking forward to a more definite agreement in 2004," ConocoPhillips's chief executive.

"A more definite approach from the Americans wouldn't hurt civil society in Russia.

Eventually the term came to have a more definite and technical significance.

Decoration of a more definite kind is always incised under the glaze and is usually floral.

At the same time his historical novels (e.g., Jacob van Artevelde; 1849) took a more definite shape.

The need for a more definite organization led to the first General Assembly, held in Philadelphia in 1789.

This "Japanese flavor" has a more definite meaning than, say, "the American way," or "the French touch," if only because Japan remains so intensely conscious of its Japaneseness.

A shame, given some great characters and a complex plot that both felt like they could have done with a more definite resolution.

"Needless to say, most families have refused to accept the Malaysian verdict, and are awaiting a more definite and conclusive analysis," it added.