Sentence examples for as a very definite from inspiring English sources

But it felt unbearably fraught and intense in the wake of the pot, and served as a very definite admonition from the universe to absolutely never, ever smoke pot anytime my children are conscious and in the same county, ever.

Because right from the very beginning (to be specific: April of 2010), back when Alex first pitched Disney Channel executives on his idea for an animated series that would somehow blend the comic stylings of The Simpsons with the on-going / over-arching mythology of The X-Files, Hirsch envisioned this show as having a very definite beginning, middle and end.

Load is the most influential factor as it determines the film thickness of the lubricant in a very definite way.

"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".

"A very definite place".

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.

It presents a very definite form, in a very pure state.

It used to be that death signalled a very definite end to a celebrity career.