Sentence examples similar to less definite concerning from inspiring English sources

These days he has grown less definite.

The name of the hero is less definite.

Judith's subsequent miracles are more equivocal than the snow: less definite, less controlled.

Martin Landseck, 32, pouring beer at another stand, took a far less definite attitude.

She is less definite about whether she will remain aligned with the Working Families Party when her two-year term ends.

I think the term 'roadmap' is used because it is more definite than a vision – there are a lot of specifics in there – but less definite than a plan.

Even though science is constantly revising itself, constantly adapting to new information and ideas, at any moment a scientist is studying a more or less definite problem, formulated to lead to a definite answer.

Ms. Lee's court-appointed lawyer, David A. Smith, also was less definite about Ms. Lee's wishes than he had been.

As his tour started, Mr Bouchard was saying that nothing is less definite than a vote this autumn.

The small team of international observers co-ordinated by the United Nations has been less definite in its conclusions.

Under cross examination, however, they were less definite about whether Leyritz had a red or amber light.