And then you find parallels to that in a Beethoven sonata or a Schubert piano piece, where the harmony is not exactly very definite in a certain moment.
A list of specialities followed, each of which was rated on a five-point scale, for which the categories were, "Definite intention to go into this", "Very attractive", "Moderately attractive", "Not very attractive", and "Definite intention not to go into this".
If we look at opinion polls and actual voting patterns, the Democratic electorate has not been giving very definite economic instructions or making very specific demands.
Although Russell often seems in his writings to be drawn towards a quasi-atheist position, his own agnosticism is reinforced by his recognition that the word "religion" does not have a very definite meaning.
THE warning in The Journal of the American Medical Association is not ambiguous: "There is a very definite brain injury due to single or repeated blows on the head or jaw which cause multiple concussion hemorrhages..
"He's only run one bad race in his life, in fact, which was the King George last year when he was 10th, but that's not a worry because there were very definite circumstances involved with that.
"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.
Children have notoriously rigorous powers of recall in these matters, as proven by those who can't write, but nevertheless maintain a very definite, fully-formed notion of what Santa should deliver.
Very definite about what will just not do, but also jolly and smiley and with a real interest in making these chefs the best they can be.
In the 80s there was this very definite independent scene, and it didn't mean you played guitar – you could be punky, or hip-hop, or be making electronic records.
