Sentence examples for so definite from inspiring English sources

Johnson was not so definite.

"It just sounded so definite," she said.

One hardly likes to question so definite an insight.

Everything else is society". One hardly likes to question so definite an insight.

These words that seem so definite are worryingly uncertain in The Good Soldier.

She sounded so definite that for a moment Zeke wondered if she somehow knew Emmanuel.

And above it all that oh-so-definite and beautiful soul voice unfurling endless serpentine lines.

By a "description" Russell means any phrase of the form "a so-and-so" (an "ambiguous" or "indefinite" description) or "the so-and-so" (a "definite" description), though he focuses on the latter in his discussion of knowledge by description.

Randomized trials have not been done, so that definite conclusions cannot be drawn to date.

So a definite B minus for us in Europe then; a sense that we cannot rest on past glories.

He said: "I think so for definite [Warnock's availability influencing the decision].