Sentence examples for with the definite from inspiring English sources

Don't get artistic with the definite article.

"She does come with the definite advantage of having been around for so long," says Feinberg.

With the definite article, "the evil ones" sound like a satisfyingly specific target.

The record leaves us with the "definite and firm conviction" that the district court erred in finding to the contrary.

But despite all these shortcomings, I still left Roots Hall with the definite impression that Hooper is a genuine goalscorer.

All of this (with the definite exception of the last one) is stuff people knew or strongly suspected already.

The ROC and scatter plot of ADA are shown in Figures 2 and 3. Grouping the probable TB with the definite-TB group reduced the sensitivity to 74.5% but the specificity remained unchanged, when using the clinically used cut point of >30 U/L.

In 1945, Russell could write, as an unexceptionable fact, that science dealt with the realm of the definite, philosophy with the unprovable.

Accordingly, one cannot get away with simply specifying the definite properties at each instant of time.

"Both grants were used with the very definite aim of being able to grow membership enough to enable the farm to become financially self sufficient," explains Joanne.

The software also assessed manufacturability with the positive, definite winding speed constraint.