Sentence examples for yet definite from inspiring English sources

David Richenthal, one of its producers, said an October opening was planned but not yet definite.

The sale is not yet definite; Pon could still make a better offer.

Reading the best work here is like watching watercolors blur across wet paper, gradually mingling to produce soft yet definite shapes.

The appointments of the Under-Secretaries of State are not yet definite, though it is probable they will be confirmed to-day.

Legionella are fairly common bacteria, Dr. Lipsman said, and although the cooling tower is the likely source, it is not yet definite that all the victims became sick from walking past the tower.

** Those last lines bear an odd yet definite kinship with the death of Charlotte Haze, in "Lolita" — the dire circumstance cutting, all but comically, through the quiet, well-kept day.

He said scientific research had implicated civets but had not yet found definite proof that the animals are the source of SARS.

In the first part I address Death by certain appropriate names; in the second I tell why I curse it; in the third I revile it; in the fourth I turn to speaking to an apparently indefinite person, yet very definite to my mind" (translation by Mark Musa).

This methodical rhetorical analysis, with its delicate, even witty distinction between "apparently indefinite" and "yet very definite," seems to tell a story beyond the lady's death and beyond the parsings of art: a story about levels and kinds of reality.

Yet, a definite relationship exists between the absorbed dose in the non-tumorous parenchyma (Dntp) and hepatotoxicity [25, 26].

Back when the sale was first announced, then-Nokia CEO Stephen Elop admitted that the name would likely change, but also noted that there wasn't yet a definite replacement for what would come after.