Sentence examples for is very definite from inspiring English sources

But in "Die Brücke vom Goldenen Horn" (The bridge of the Golden Horn") we see that necessary recollection of the lives of Turkish workers in Germany—actually shaping a sensibility for the here and now.The time of the novel is very definite, 1966-75.

However, the coercivity of the FePt nanoparticles is very definite.

And an influx of Chinese investment in Bitcoin is very definite contributory factor to the recent price surge.

It is very definite.

"[The] word "cause" is very definite," he says.

"They were very definite.

"There are very definite side effects.

There are very definite wedding trends emerging this decade, and none of them were present that night.

But the wild plants from which these cultivars are descended are very definite about the matter.

"Dear Pop, Perryy wrote: I do not understand it at all, except they are very definite as to what will happen to me if they do not get the money.

Others, like Mr. Rushdie and Ms. Paley, were very definite that the "mystery" they affirmed was in no way transcendent or supernatural.