Sentence examples for a very definite view from inspiring English sources
"Michelle Bachelet [the former president of Chile] came at the job with a very definite view that she was doing this as a woman, compared with somebody like Margaret Thatcher, who made quite a different choice as to how she operated".
Biddy had very definite views about what a man should be like – and it wasn't her father.
She had very definite views, and was seldom right but never in doubt.
Consider that Chopin had very definite views on adherence to his score details: "Chopin could not bear anyone to interfere with the text of his works.
"Well look," she replies, unflustered, "obviously mine is a very definite point of view and there are many people who disagree with me vehemently.
Bachmann who states, "I'm not part of the good ole' boys club, and I have no intention of joining" is a credible candidate with a very definite point of view.
The answer is a very definite yes, and no.
She has a very definite sense of herself".
The answer to that question is a very definite maybe.
He has a very definite vision on the world and has very high standards.
