Sentence examples similar to settle on defined tasks from inspiring English sources

Most of the time the flaws reflect unchecked enthusiasm, or literary clichés that have not yet worn away, or a certain inability to settle on a defined voice.

"Her reluctance (or inability) to settle on a single defining image serves in retrospect as a cogent critique of Abstract Expressionism," Mr. Hobbs asserts.

Defining "task" is often a point of contention in these cases, especially with psychiatric service animals, whose work generally can't be demonstrated on command.

The biggest concern voiced by Republicans is over what appears to be Mr. Lazio's difficulty in settling on a defining theme.

For southerners seemed insistently anxious to define their culture, even though they could settle on little or none of its defining characteristics.

To truly define success, the industry needs to settle on what an active user actually is.

That is why we need to let the dust settle on the rushed legislation of the last week and decide how best to tackle both tasks.

Settle on the price.

Settle on the rules.

Settle on a style.

Settle on a budget.