Sentence examples for definite about what from inspiring English sources

The boys and girls were articulate and definite about what they liked -- and did not.

Very definite about what will just not do, but also jolly and smiley and with a real interest in making these chefs the best they can be.

Museums and their trustees seem to be more definite about what they don't want than about what they do—in particular, it seems, they don't want anything like the Getty Centre in Brentwood, California, a complex which cost more than $1 billion to build and which is now reorganising itself to accommodate the swarms of visitors that it never expected to attract.

He did not spell out what that guy would signify (his interest in spelling out anything is obviously minimal) but he did say, "There was nothing definite about what happened, but there was a clean trend on view, a definite sense of what Tony and Carmela's future looked like.

"With all the technology, you're not really hearing anything definite about what's wrong," Wesley said of Mashburn.

And he had very definite ideas about what I should do.

Biddy had very definite views about what a man should be like – and it wasn't her father.

Every movie is an organic process, but he always had very definite ideas about what he wanted script-wise".

Until we have a more definite idea about what causes Alzheimer's, early-detection tests may do patients more harm than good.

The name, in Urdu, means something done with style or flair, and the restaurant manifests definite ideas about what style can do for Indian food.

From San Franciscans genuflecting before £2 slices of artisan sourdough to those who swear by Utterly Butterly, we all have very definite opinions about what toast is.