Sentence examples for definite thoughts from inspiring English sources

And they had very definite thoughts about the Nazis' secret weapon.

Lena Dunham, the 25-year-old star, writer and director of the new HBO series "Girls," has extensive, definite thoughts about sex.

Dan Henning will not return as offensive coordinator for the Jets under Coach Herman Edwards, but he leaves with some very definite thoughts on the future of Vinny Testaverde and on the considerable toll exacted by Keyshawn Johnson's departure.

The soul remains in "dark faith," a state of passive purification that excludes all definite thought and all interior action.

He made it clear that if there is no agreement on the conditions under which we would recognize a statement as true, then that statement simply does not express any definite thought.

The top layer is just scorched enough, and although it doesn't take a genius to sneak some hog's gold into mac, some definite thought went into the smoke-on-smoke pairing of bacon and Gouda.

We wanted to make an album that would be fun to play live -- that was a definite, conscious thought.

"There's been a definite increase in thoughts of, 'How do we reduce fire hazard?'" she said.

But even if there is no absolute standard, something truth-like is presupposed and so we will not be prevented from having anything definite in our thought.

The roots of all three standpoints "may be traced back to the crises of seventeenth-century England, but [they] crystallised into definite traditions of thought and practice only [after] the French Revolution" (Gray 1995: 78).

He adds that even if there is not some truth to which the more true is nearer, "still there is already something firmer and liker the truth, and we shall have got rid of the unqualified doctrine which would prevent us from having anything definite in our thought" (Metaph IV 4 1009a2–5).