Sentence examples for they were definite from inspiring English sources

As far as I remember, the gyms appeared in the 1980s but they were definite no-go zones for intellectual art students such as myself.

There was some change over time in certainty of choice: for example, of those who chose ophthalmology in year one, 28% of the qualifiers of 1974 1983 and 40% of those of 1993 2002 said that they were definite about their choice (p = 0.01 using the Mann-Whitney U test to compare all 3 categories).

"They're definite renaissance men".

And they are definite romantics.

"They are definite enemies in the sense of wanting to reverse our revolution and our independence," Mr. Mugabe said.

So the nonlogical constants are not variables; they are definite descriptions whose reference depends on the context.

Well-designed web pages are the best template for laying out a book for a tablet — they're definite, but still flexible enough to accommodate things like size and orientation.

Perhaps the same was true in the early careers of writers such as Seamus Heaney, in Northern Ireland; Joseph Brodsky, in the Soviet Union; Derek Walcott, in colonial St. Lucia; and Wislawa Szymborska, in Iron Curtain Poland, because they were poets whose poems were definite and self-sufficient, rather than lost, or incomplete, or hanging in space.

But there were definite knowledge gaps.

There were definite low points, too.

The results were definite.