Sentence examples for It definitively does from inspiring English sources

"Donald Trump's divisive and corrosive demagoguery is dangerous to the party he claims to belong to because casual voters and observers think that reflects on down ballot candidates and the party as a whole, which it definitively does not," Cooper said.

The paradigm Hatt et al. put forward asserts that one strength of randomized trials is to answer definitively, "Does it work?" But for the kinds of complex programs public health must muster, there is generally no absolute answer to that question or to its companion question, "How well does it work?" Rather, the answer much depends on how and in what situation "it" is done.

He definitively doesn't want sticky political fingers feeling BBC collars.

By Macy Halford October 10, 2010 What happens in Frankfurt most definitively does not stay in Frankfurt.

What happens in Frankfurt most definitively does not stay in Frankfurt.

We are the place on British radio where you hear breaking news, that definitively does sport better than anyone else on British radio.

Once we dispense with modern philosophy's overreaching claims for reason, the fact that revelation cannot be proven definitively does not rule out the possibility of making rational arguments about God's revelation.

For something that so definitively doesn't matter, the NBA's All-Star Game still makes some people pretty pissy.

At a reading at the Harvard Book Store, the Massachusetts Democrat, author of A Fighting Chance, was asked about Thomas Piketty's new book, Capital in the Twenty-First Century, and specifically about its contention that trickle-down economics "definitively do not work".

"Doctors haven't been able to give us any definitive answers and may not be able to definitively do so in the future," Matthew Curtin, 27, a Washington lawyer, said of his brother's death.

There are a handful of smart operators that I'd classify as "figuring it out". But I don't think anyone will say they've definitively done so.