Sentence examples for should be a definite from inspiring English sources

In all cases, there should be a definite character to the flavor, due to the various wheat, grains and seeds in the mix.

Open daily noon-1am Doctor Who-inspired bar and music venue The Way Station should be a definite point in space and time for any Whovians in Brooklyn.

He said that he chose the Mahler because it strikes a note between grandeur and poignancy; he doesn't want his last performance to be either festive or funereal, but he does feel that there should be a definite finale.

"It should be a definite, definite consideration for anybody who is running for mayor whether they are promising more than they deliver -- and what it's going to cost," Mr. Vallone said yesterday.

And there should be a definite window of time during which a post will be published (it needs to coincide with your larger campaign).

No matter how you choose to get there, the natural beauty of the Grand Canyon was a great change of pace from the neon lights of the strip and should be a definite "do" on your next trip to Las Vegas.

Besides this, to ensure the validity of our algorithm, a mathematical requirement of the similarity is that for a set of motifs q 1...q m, the matrix S should be a positive definite matrix.

Presuming extension compatibility can be taken care of, Firefox 2.0 should be a subtle but definite change for the better.

That's a definite penalty and should be a red card but the ref has bottled the second decision.

Italian football custom and practice has it that a goalscorer should always be a definite starter in the following match.

And only humans could ever decree that a green picture of Ben Franklin should be worth a definite percentage of a concrete cow.