Sentences with phrase «definite thing»

The church — every gathering of the church, everywhere, under every form — remembers that on a certain night its Founder said and did certain definite things, briefly reported: that on the same night he fell into the hands of his enemies; and that he suffered a violent death (for the broken body and the shed blood can mean nothing else).

And experientially, I agree with Cobb that any fact of definiteness requires a plurality of other definite things.

But as its process of concrescence proceeds, it narrows the range of possibilities more and more, until all indefiniteness is resolved and it is a fully definite thing (and the continuum of possibility has thereby been cut at one point).

My intent is to suggest and allude to and the only definite thing is the exact specificity of the painting itself.»

This is an area where modern science has definite things to say.

A keryx may be a town crier, an auctioneer, a herald, or anyone who lifts up his voice and claims public attention to some definite thing he has to announce.

- You'd want any relegation six - pointers to be at your place, since home advantage is a definite thing, even if nobody seems to quite agree why;

First, I'll start by saying you ultimately have to see what works for you, but there are definite things you should be doing, and plenty of things you should not be doing.

I have a definite thing for pecs / nipples... all shapes and sizes, the bigger, the better.

There are some definite things Amazon is doing (algorithm ranks, the way they are pushing their own books) that are hurting indie authors and I think they know it.

Most cats prefer to use a litter box that is kept cool, so any location next to a radiator, or where the litter box is likely to get hot, is a definite thing to avoid.

One of the definite things to do in Da nang is a visit to Hoi An.

There was this definite thing there and I didn't want them to see it.

In a process of declination of the same object three times, matches, ordinary objects, which are one definite thing, are confronted with the act of matching, which puts two separate things into a relation of similitude.

Over all, the loss of the West Antarctic ice from warming is appearing «more likely a definite thing to worry about on a thousand - year time scale but not a hundred years,» Dr. Pollard said.

(In case you missed it, dishwasher cuisine is a definite thing.)

And android oreo will be a definite thing to see with the least capacity of 3000 mAh battery out of the box.

Before you purchase any property, there are some definite things you need to look for.