Sentence examples for Definitive subject from inspiring English sources

It was his great definitive subject," he says.

But the most definitive study on the subject now contradicts this belief: black teenagers do not have lower self-esteem than whites, but higher.

Religious scholars use the term qat'i ("definitive," "not subject to interpretation") when they refer to the Koranic verses (or to the authenticated Prophetic tradition, ahadith) whose formulation is clear and explicit and offers no latitude for figurative interpretation.

The barons anticipated that the King would act in accordance with these definitive charters, subject to the law and moderated by the advice of the nobility.

Wyrwich asks 'Understanding the Role of Discriminative Instruments in HRQoL Research: Can Ferguson's Delta Help?' to which the answer is a definitive yes, subject to the constraints previously discussed.

On the second view the axioms do not admit further justification since they are definitive of the subject matter.

Meanwhile, Sepp Blatter says nothing definitive on the subject.

In a notorious 2005 Vanity Fair interview conducted shortly after the public implosion of her marriage to Brad Pitt and his ensuing relationship with Angelina Jolie, she was definitive about the subject, saying "I've always wanted to have children".

The research paper does not intend to be definitive about the subject, but to instigate.

So I will not attempt to write anything definitive on this subject.

Liver biopsy may be required to clarify the severity of the underlying liver disease but even this "definitive" investigation is subject to considerable variability.