Sentence examples for definite wish from inspiring English sources
"It (PAS) is OK if the law requires that it is the definite wish of the patient".
Ms. Lee's court-appointed lawyer, David A. Smith, also was less definite about Ms. Lee's wishes than he had been.
Not definitive, just definite.
All patients evaluated as definite suicide attempts stated a wish to die.
Sometimes we simply do not know of a definite description that individuates the object we wish to refer to.
He is also a poet, which shows from time to time: that "tie a wish-knot inside your head" has definite leanings towards poetry, and tantalisingly hovers on the borders of mawkishness.
An uncanny muscularity underlies this technical passage, with its knotted allusion to the "very definite" person who must transform himself if he wishes to be worthy of a dead lady.
Furthermore, the percentage of definite non-participants, that is, those who do not wish to receive further invitations to participate in the screening programme, has always been low (2.0 7.5% National Evaluation Team for Breast Cancer Screening, 2009).
This 'Extensional' approach – again recalling the terminology of §1.1 – has the definite advantage of allowing change to be perceived in as immediate manner as one might wish for.
If one wishes to have an acceptable final situation, one mirroring the fact that we have definite perceptions, one is arguably compelled to break the linearity of the theory at an appropriate stage.
