Sentence examples for it has a definite from inspiring English sources

"So," she says, "it has a definite negative impact on the soul".

But it has a definite stamp of its own, and Mr. Barenboim has turned that into something of a virtue, as he demonstrated with the last cycle he played with the the group in New York, the Beethoven symphonies in the 2000-1 season.

Silly and yet it has a definite feel about it".

This neighborhood may not have a name but it has a definite character and flavor.

You like the new format - some think it has a definite "web" feel to it.

The user interface feels cluttered at times, and it has a definite learning curve, but it's also easy to carve out a quick and comfortable groove for yourself as you jump between a game and a few different applications.

"All I can say is that it had a definite wow factor," Mr. Brugère-Trélat said.

Other mooted titles included "San Francisco Stories", but Maupin chose Tales of the City saying: "It had a definite Dickensian ring to it".

His piece was called "A Poet Dissects the Modern Poets," & it had a definite aim being accompanied by pict res of Eliot, Auden, Spender, & Po "If one could write the typical composite poem of the present day the finished product would appear to be a work of great intricacy of device from 30 to 50 lines in length, easy to read but difficult to comprehend..

For those who'd led the Mafia life it had a definite sense of the real thing.

Their material was based in dubstep, and while it had a definite house and techno leaning, it was never considered as such.