Sentence examples for definite statements from inspiring English sources

He added: "We have made very definite statements about our long-term commitment to engineering, production and powertrain development that go out a long way into the future".

He believed that a child's imagination is stimulated by bright colors and symbolic images: "Children, like the ancient Egyptians, appear to see most things in profile, and like definite statements in design.

Walter Crane (1845-1915) was one of the first to illustrate stories from the Nights in colour and also one of the first to consider the visual tastes of children: "Children, like ancient Egyptians, appear to see things in profile, and like definite statements in design.

Limitations of the study designs often preclude definite statements.

Although our analyses provide more robust evidence than simple correlations, the lack of randomization limits our ability to make definite statements about causal effects.

But the difference is too minor to make any definite statements, as also shown by the variance of the estimates.

That is a firm and definite statement of someone who knows".

"Then you can create something which makes more of a dent, a definite statement.

"For someone raised to respect reductionist science, 'cognitive psychology' made a definite statement.

The job, he said, is to build up statistics to the point where a definite statement can be made.

Most conversation stutters with tentative tics ("like" and "you know"), prompts for affirmation, as though no one wants to risk offending with a definite statement.