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• Moreover, he had a definite objective. (8)
• No definite observations enlightened him. (10)
• Here is a definite defect to be remembered. (17)
• What forms now begin to take definite shape? (3)
• I can give you that very definite assurance. (12)
• His compositions are short, but concise and definite. (3)
• It was some comfort to have that definite thing to see to. (8)
• It keeps minor writers to a definite plan, and to English. (10)
• Redworth took the definite order for a large supply of wine. (10)
• Of late, too, another and more definite uneasiness had come to her. (8)
• The work is in rondo form, with definite themes to typify the hero. (3)
• Helen asked suddenly, her thoughts having come to a definite point. (13)
• It was no longer vague, sensuous feeling; it was warm, definite desire. (8)
• Definite instead of vast and hazy duties are to be desired for him, I think. (10)
• He did that mechanically, without curiosity and without definite expectation. (12)
• Comparatively few of the percussion instruments emit sounds of any definite pitch. (3)
• Dark plans employed his mind, though they had taken yet no definite shape or form. (12)
• Lord Adderwood liked the lines of division to be strictly and invitingly definite. (10)
• She had stirred Jon up so fearfully, yet nothing definite was promised or arranged! (8)
• This turn of affairs satisfied Crammon, but brought him no definite peace of mind. (12)
• Stephen worked in the Law Courts, Thyme worked at Art; both were doing something definite. (8)
• American Literature has asserted and made good its claim to a definite place in the world. (14)
• Had it not been for the disapproval of the Church, a definite Roman school might have arisen. (3)
• First comes the hero himself, portrayed by definite themes that are woven into a strong climax. (3)
• This means that the cost of the proposed home must be arranged to come within definite limits. (17)
• An intimate knowledge of their character and conduct makes a definite denial only fair to them. (21)
• A newspaper exerts its most direct influence through its definite interpretation of current events. (16)
• Apparently Beauchamp had been staggered on hearing himself asked for the definite article he claimed. (10)
• We find in music, as in other branches, that man tries to reduce phenomena to order and to definite form. (3)
• You must have some definite thoughts of your own on the matter; in one way or another it must touch you. (12)
• She would not confess the ambition he taxed her with, and perhaps she had nothing so definite in her mind. (9)
• Then with no definite hope, but a sort of inner certainty, she formed the resolution to call on Mrs. Bellew. (8)
• This pigment takes away the transparent qualities of the varnish and gives a definite color to the surface. (17)
• Announce and confirm it to all who have set their hopes on me and given me their trust on definite conditions. (12)
• The curiosity was a great attraction for many months, and no definite exposure of the imposition was ever made. (21)
• He lifted his face and looked his father full in the eyes, but with a gaze that refused to convey anything definite. (9)
• She was very trenchant and definite in these estimates of them; she liked to ticket them, and then ticket them anew. (9)
• Always their first aim was to find a concrete target, to visualize their cause in some definite and defiant opponent. (16)
• If he cannot rely on definite values of property, his compass is amiss; he is adrift upon bitter waters without a helm. (8)
• But after a time, as you know, sensitive people are liable to get the feeling of it, without anything definite to go on. (8)
• It could not be from the caprice that had formerly taken him; it must be from a definite purpose; again he realized this. (9)
• Mrs. Pendyce saw that they were dead, and the sense of their vague and nauseating odour was her first definite sensation. (8)
• What the mob thirsts for is not good government in itself, but the merry chase of a definite exponent of bad government. (16)
• A pair of drab cloth gaiters did much to identify him with an old school of gentlemen, not very definite in time or place. (9)
• Discussion of current practices must precede all effort to arrive at definite standards for the profession of journalism. (16)
• Official investigation had failed to reveal anything definite about the work, which was said to be in process of printing. (16)
• But when I arrived in Hartford in answer to his summons, I found him with no definite idea of what he wanted to do with him. (9)
• To their son the four words were as a legend of romance, conjuring up no definite image, lighting merely the glow of wonder. (8)
• She herself had thought a great deal about him, and had arrived at definite conclusions which were not very far from the truth. (12)
• The latter did not grasp the fact that the Oratorio had within it one element, the chorus, to give to it a definite individuality. (3)
• And the feeling, which was not as definite as this, possessed her to the exclusion of all other feelings in the rain-soaked fields. (8)
• The trees upon the bank were giant garden plants; he noted a definite order in their arrangement, inhaled the fragrance of their blooms. (1)
• Effective organization of newspaper writers and editors has been urged as a means of establishing definite standards for the profession. (16)
• But while Arabella was attempting to give a definite version of the interview to her sisters, a message came requesting Adela to descend. (10)
• There had never been anything definite in her charges against him, even to Grace, and her tacit withdrawal of them succeeded perfectly well. (9)
• As mortars and concretes made from these materials are as important as the cements or limes, it is essential to have definite standards for them. (17)
• Innumerable fanciful thoughts, few of them definite, beset the mind at interviews such as these; but Robert was distinctly impressed by her look. (10)
• Innumerable fanciful thoughts, few of them definite, beset the mind at interviews such as these; but Robert was distinctly impressed by her look. (22)
• The need of definite provision for international freedom of the press has been pointed out as an essential factor in any programme for permanent peace. (16)
• The Comic Spirit conceives a definite situation for a number of characters, and rejects all accessories in the exclusive pursuit of them and their speech. (10)
• He possessed much charming melodic invention, and, in his Toccatas employed a treatment of his subject in definite sections, which afterwards appeared in the fugue form. (3)

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