To take the case of Sarsia as a type, nothing can possibly be more definite than is the single sharp contraction of the mutilated nectocalyx in response to every nip with the forceps.
Its departure, making the night more dark, made the distant light in the grove seem more clear, more definite, more brilliant.
It failed, then came again, with a slightly greater force, a more definite intention.
Only when he talked of his occupations was he more definite, more strongly personal.
It derived its prominence originally, no doubt, from the splendor and mystery of the sidereal heavens; the identification (by the Babylonians) of certain planets with certain deities gave it more definite shape.
It is a crude, initial political form that has given way to more definite forms.
The rules governing marriage are less elaborate than in Australia, the method of initiation is simpler, and the political organization is more definite.
In Central Australia there is only a vague, inactive form that may be called divine; a more definite conception is found in Southeastern Australia, where the strictness of totemism is relaxed.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "more definite" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
