Sentence examples for even more definite from inspiring English sources

James's team mate Dwayne Wade was even more definite (or cocksure, depending on taste).

Any foreshadowings of the work of Francis Ford Coppola are completely unaccidental — made even more definite in the widescreen version.

In other news, The Sun, the Ukip (it sounds even more ridiculous preceded by the definite article), and Tory MP Conor Burns (who always sounds funny) are in a frothing frenzy over Channel 4's decision to broadcast the adhan, the Muslim call to prayer, every morning during Ramadan, which begins next Tuesday.

Having said that, your year in France gives you a definite advantage, even more so if you decide to go back there.

The respective group with a definite diagnosis might therefore be even more prone to selection bias than a control group including all patients reported to the reference centres.

McCain, by contrast, seems to be promising even more manpower for Afghanistan, even though he opposes any definite timetable for departing Iraq and says that Obama's withdrawal schedule is too hasty.

Therefore, making a definite diagnosis of CD could be even more challenging in patients who present with atypical or asymptomatic manifestations and/or avoid dietary gluten before the proper diagnostic evaluations (i.e., serology and intestinal biopsy).

There is definite potential for this app to become even more popular than its earlier version.

But there is a good chance that even more trans people have been killed as misgendering by police ensures definite numbers remain elusive.

Specifically, hyperactive/impulsive symptoms show a definite decline over time, while inattentive symptoms may become even more pronounced during adolescence [ 3, 29- 32].

Though this program is still in its incredibly early stages, it suggests a definite widening of mindset for Airbnb which is attempting to command even more of the vacation experience of its users.