Sentence examples similar to anyone definite from inspiring English sources

His style was to avoid telling anyone his definite views on a subject.

Does anyone know for definite?" Anyone?

"It's definite, absent anyone getting a court order". Rebuilding the cafeteria has gone more smoothly.

Not definitive, just definite.

I would definitely rate Dangerous Girls 5* as it is a great addition to anyone's bookcase and a definite keeper.

Its residues are long persistent in soil, on foodstuffs, and on surfaces to which it may be applied, yet it is also quite volatile, and poisoning by inhalation is a definite risk to anyone handling it or exposed to it.

Although there is no definite confirmation from anyone in authority as yet (including both Government and airline officials), it seems increasinely likely that someof the secret security de vices being used to check passengers' baggage for pos sible weapons or explosives include detectors that make use of X‐rays.

"They simply don't know how bad this situation could be, and they don't trust anyone enough to make a definite assessment".

"We'd always consider something like mass hysteria at the end because it's not going to kill you [like an environmental factor might]." The frustrating thing for anyone in search of a definite diagnosis in this case being, if Kalachi's residents recover when they move, it could be taken as proof of either an undetected environmental factor or of a mass psychological illness.

An abrupt, patrician figure, very definite, very English, she corrects anyone who offers a less-than-Empire view of the Falklands.

Having children for anyone is a big adjustment and a definite change in lifestyle.