Sentence examples for Definitive tone from inspiring English sources

It was a step back from the almost definitive tone of "A War We Just Might Win" (a bad headline, and not the authors').

"When he's out on the court in practice and something's not going well, he'll say something in a definitive tone," Williams said.

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But those percussive noises are no match for the definitive tones generated by the three Smithornis broadbills (S. rufolateralis, S. capensis, and S. sharpei) that live in remote forests in sub-Saharan Africa.

32 36 37 While these conclusions are somewhat definitive in tone, others in the scientific community have been more cautious, emphasising the equivocal nature of the research surrounding the health value of population wide vitamin D supplementation.

The results are quick and definitive; replay the tone, even without the shock, and the rat will freeze in place, crouching as low as it can.

The election of Leo Varadkar as taoiseach and party leader last June marked a definitive change in tone; gone was Enda Kenny, whose emollient approach had provided some stability to the creaky coalition-of-sorts, replaced by the more abrasive Mr Varadkar who had a knack for raising the hackles of the soldiers of destiny.

But the series has been launched with a definitive collection of the tone poems, the first of two sets that will be devoted to his chamber music.

Varna perfectly illustrates why the current protests are largely non-party-policitical and anti-politics in tone: the definitive division in today's Bulgaria is no longer between right and left, but between the citizens and the mafia.

The singers were teenagers in the 1950s and '60s, with high, bright, sometimes untrained voices that leaped out of transistor-radio speakers, like Ronnie Spector's raw, arresting tone: a definitive Noo Yawk voice.

Not definitive, just definite.