Morrison himself described Astral Weeks as an opera of sorts, a story with definite characters, a song-cycle of "poetry and mythical musings channelled from my imagination".
In this way every part of an animals organization could be modified exactly as required, and in the very process of this modification the unmodified would die out, and thus the definite characters and the clear isolation of each new species would be explained.. Wallace had once briefly met Darwin, and was one of the correspondents whose observations Darwin used to support his own theories.
Assuming a definite character, she became more vocally sure.
This neighborhood may not have a name but it has a definite character and flavor.
Anticipating the work of the Phenomenologists, Meinong maintained that objects remain objects and have a definite character and definite properties (Sosein) even if they have no being (Sein).
Although dashi has definite character and is easy enough to make, it is a light stock, pretty much overpowered by the miso anyway.
"He has been a successful businessman with a definite character and impeccable honor," said Dr. Anastasio Somaribba, the current president of the private enterprise council.
Not so long ago a department store had a definite character, stocked a certain kind of clothes, and you were fairly sure that it would have what suited you.
For this, one needs an "originative act of consciousness" that goes beyond mere passivity and compares it in order to apprehend its definite character.
As was pointed out earlier (section 3), 'apprehension' is, according to Cook Wilson, not mere 'sensation', because in the former one recognizes the definite character of a sensation, through comparison.
The primary realization of understanding is as skilled activity in the domain of the ready-to-hand, but it can be manifested as interpretation, when Dasein explicitly takes something as something (e.g., in cases of disturbance), and also as linguistic assertion, when Dasein uses language to attribute a definite character to an entity as a mere present-at-hand object.
