Sentence examples for is definite that from inspiring English sources

But it is definite that he has overcome his shyness.

You can go to many of these meetings and maybe very little happens, but if you don't appear, it is definite that nothing good is going to happen for libraries.

That person said he did not know if it is definite that the new policy will be enacted nor when the new policy, if implemented, might go into effect.

It is definite that Yumin has meals.

It is definite that it is a good alternative to the traditional thermal power generation [11, 12].

The first argument states, "It is definite that we posit the objects (yul rnams) in dependence upon the subjects (yul can).

It's definite that we won't allow it," he said.

"And we've re-signed the Stones, and it's definite that we'll re-sign Crosby, Stills & Nash.

"Our architect and other experts with whom we've consulted are definite that the building was not in danger of imminent collapse".

"He was definite that it should be done and could be done, and it's good, and a new situation would arise and they would deal with it," said Osman, a longtime confident of the Barzani family.

For skeptics wary of the partnership's bringing a commercial taint to the National's programming, Mr. Hytner was definite that he would not be in discussion with Mr. Boyett and Mr. Haber about his choices of repertory.