Sentence examples for definite idea of from inspiring English sources

He has a definite idea of what he's doing.

You have to have a very definite idea of what you're doing or it's too late to change".

Lily A At 15, I'm sure your son has a definite idea of his image and probably isn't easily cajoled into wearing just anything.

A defeat could well have ended her political career, turned her into an object of some derision for spending so much money in a losing cause and left her, by her own admission, with no definite idea of what she planned to do next.

Clinton Leeks, from HS2, said he understood the "frustration" of the villagers about not having a definite idea of what was happening to their homes.

Despite Soros' loud contentions that the rich should pay their "fair" share, it's clear that he has a definite idea of what's fair and it doesn't include paying taxes conventionally.

Mr. Bloomberg may be struggling, but he has some definite ideas of how he wants to learn.

But the promotional disc's limited life span may upset consumers who have definite ideas of ownership and unlimited use once they buy CD's, DVD's and other software, said P.J. McNealy, research director of the consulting firm Gartner G2.

She talks happily of her current two-month break before she heads off to finish 'P3' (filmed virtually back-to-back with 'P2' and slated to be the summer blockbuster of 2007), and, inevitably, has very definite ideas of where she wants her career to go.

Question Beliefs, Find Perfection In What's Happening I used to have very definite ideas of how the world was, what was good and bad, and who was responsible for blocking my happiness.

He said of the direction for Ray Ray in an interview for Rolling Stone, "You only get to make a first statement one time, and I had definite ideas of how I wanted it to sound.