Sentence examples for though definite from inspiring English sources

Though definite and obligatory liturgies have been established as normative, the forms of the liturgy continue to develop and change.

Instead of trying to guess the complete particle structure in a single step, one could look for wavelength domains and scattering features providing partial, though definite, information about particle shape and material.

Wilson's diary entry for 14 January 1903 acknowledged that "we all have slight, though definite symptoms of scurvy".

The steak ($24.85 small, $32.85 large) is decent, though a definite splurge.

Already though one definite conclusion could be drawn, the newspaper argued.

His pictures make one think of Italy even though no definite place is identifiable, and are often of trains and railroad stations.

Though a definite improvement on the last three abortive "Star Wars" prequels directed by series creator George Lucas, "The Force Awakens" is only at its best in fits and starts, its success dependent on who of its mix of franchise veterans and first-timers is on the screen.

Though a definite cause cannot be singled out, in all probability, the reduced food uptake and grossly disturbed skin along with some hitherto unidentified internal defects could contribute to the reduced lifespan of mice lacking selenoproteins in K14-expressing cells.