Sentence examples for ideas definitely from inspiring English sources

Her ideas definitely represent a position well clear of the Westminster consensus.

But the ideas definitely reflected public discomfort about some aspects of animal experimentation revealed by opinion polls at the time.

"These ideas definitely aren't disseminated through published academic journals," said Stephanie Kelton, an economist at University of Missouri-Kansas City, who coined the term "deficit owls" to distinguish modern monetary theorists from "deficit hawks".

Chris Aylott described it as "a minor classic of science fiction – one that shows off both the best and worst elements of hard SF.... the ideas definitely come first".

Lydia, who came up with the idea, definitely knows her onions and I think there's a definite need (the typical use case, she suggests, would be a Polish dentist who ends up being a cleaner in London because they don't know enough about the culture or the context of job applications).

It's a brazen idea, definitely not for everybody.

Cossack militias are being revived, regional officials are scrambling to present "patriotic education" programs and Slavophile discussion clubs have opened in major cities under the slogan "Give us a national idea!" "Definitely he is thinking about ideology," Dmitri S. Peskov, Mr. Putin's press secretary and close aide, said in an interview.

"The idea definitely came from Jack.

On the evidence of the Oqo the idea definitely makes sense.

Posmates, in comparison, has a lot going on and the idea definitely has legs.

But the idea definitely has a lot of merit, and all the fundamental tech pieces appear to be in place to ke this possible.