Sentence examples for far more definite from inspiring English sources

They're far more definite when it comes to explaining their creative process.

It was far more definite and there was breathing space in between".

But it has to be a far more definite No in this day and age, as this past week has shown.

He said that D'Antoni only suggested to Marbury that he play in Milwaukee, whereas in Detroit, D'Antoni "was far more definite — 'I want you to play tonight' — and that Stephon said he wasn't going to play".

"To assume purely from the fact that someone looks a particular way that they need to be assessed for depression or self-harm seems excessive to me, when there are presumably other indicators one could find that are far more definite," he said.

He considers the mechanical engineering of bone to be a far more definite case.

Partly because it's wrapped up in silliness and a very definite charisma; mostly because underneath it lurks something far more interesting – an expressive, opinionated, all-grown-up artist.

No wonder then that the easy heroics of James Bond remain compelling, and when The Night Manager was adapted recently it was given a more definite closure than the book's ending, which made it far more optimistic in its view of the ability of the good Englishman – and woman – to take on global corruption.

"I don't know that it makes succession by him any more definite, but it prevented what could have been the event of making it far less likely".

Bit more definite – the man.

Smolin furnishes the more definite answer.