Sentence examples for were very definite from inspiring English sources

"They were very definite.

Others, like Mr. Rushdie and Ms. Paley, were very definite that the "mystery" they affirmed was in no way transcendent or supernatural.

"He's only run one bad race in his life, in fact, which was the King George last year when he was 10th, but that's not a worry because there were very definite circumstances involved with that.

There were very definite positives and negative aspects to services discussed with both parents and dentists.

Another commented that the "broad tone is collegial and amicable but it's too far to say it's consensual, there were very definite trade-offs".

"There are very definite side effects.

There are very definite wedding trends emerging this decade, and none of them were present that night.

But the wild plants from which these cultivars are descended are very definite about the matter.

"Dear Pop, Perryy wrote: I do not understand it at all, except they are very definite as to what will happen to me if they do not get the money.

But the fact is, there are very definite limits on what they can reasonably expect to raise through their own efforts.

The first thing he had to do was to get everyone singing from the same hymn sheet and for a new organisation to get credibility and success he had to be very definite in his approach.