Sentence examples for definite picture from inspiring English sources

General Faupel has drawn a definite picture as to General Francisco Franco's chances.

He starts by forming for himself a definite picture, in the one case perceptible to mind, in the other to sense, of his end-the physician of health, the builder of a house-and this he holds forward as the reason and explanation of each subsequent step that he takes, and of his acting in this or that way as the case may be.

Of particular concern, when asked about the disproportionate impact of fixed-term contracts on women, UUK claimed that they had not accumulated sufficient data over the past few years to draw a definite picture, even after all this time.

According to the criteria presented by Warren and Gates [2], synchronous malignant neoplasms are defined as follows: (1) each of the tumors must present a definite picture of malignancy; (2) each must be distinct; and (3) the possibility that one is a metastatic lesion caused by the other must be ruled out.

Only further studies with recombinant antitumor IgG vs IgE antibodies will give a definite picture about the ambivalent role of eosinophils in cancer.

In order to give the Fuehrer a definite and clear picture of how matters actually stood in England-that was at any rate one of the reasons why the Fuehrer sent me to England.

I think Joaquin Phoenix is toast, I think you're right that Sally Field is a lock and I think the film is a definite contender for Best Picture.

However, although it is a widely accepted concept in heterogeneous catalysis, its origin lacks a clear physical picture and definite interpretation.

In contrast, her 55-year-old sister, who had a remarkably similar clinical picture, had definite evidence of multiple mtDNA deletions on long-range PCR with normal COX-SDH staining in a muscle biopsy taken at the age of 54 years.

Not definitive, just definite.

Here and there, the picture offers something definite.