Sentence examples for more definite the from inspiring English sources

Bit more definite – the man.

At some point quite early in the Archaic period that institution developed into something still more definite, the proxenia.

Benjamin Tang, the lead author, said: "If you're fit, healthy and have a very good diet then at 50 perhaps it's optional but the older you get and the poorer diet you have the more definite the benefit".

The further away a patient's score was drawn from 0 (the cutoff point), the more definite the treatment decision was, thus classifying the patient to either the "clear-cut" extraction or non-extraction group.

The differences between the genders are more definite than the differences between the races from a strictly biological standpoint; consider, the differences between chromosomes and organs both internal and external.

In the process the conclusion becomes more and more definite, at the same time the material quality and the experimental and theoretical methods are improved dramatically.

Snow fell late the other afternoon, and as it thickened all around me, I realized that there is nothing more definite in the world than the top line of a red pig against the snow.

Diana Fortuna, the president of the Citizens Budget Commission, a fiscal watchdog group financed by businesses, said that, from the city's perspective, "the bad news here is more definite than the good news".

In Fr. 6 Philolaus argues that we cannot say anything more definite about the ultimate principles of reality ("nature in itself" and "the being of things").

Any foreshadowings of the work of Francis Ford Coppola are completely unaccidental — made even more definite in the widescreen version.

York supporters can only hope it is more definite than the one they read last Wednesday.