Sentence examples for Who definitively from inspiring English sources

The concerto ballet is a genre in which most choreographers pay homage to Balanchine anyway; it was he who definitively established the three-movement concerto structure in terms of male-female chivalry, having it reach its most intimate moments in the central movement.

Myself, I can't see the play without thinking of the late Jason Robards, who definitively played the alcoholic elder son Jamie on the stage and the screen and in O'Neill's sequel, "A Moon for the Misbegotten"; and I can't pretend that Paul Rudd matches that dark, doomed intensity.

It should also permit clinicians to identify and direct the minority who definitively do not want a role in choosing their treatment, so that the provision of recommendations is more likely to be based on the patients' preference.

Subjects who were definitively morning or definitively evening types were excluded (n = 5) as their circadian rhythms may have been phase-advanced or phase-delayed in comparison to moderate morning or evening types [ 31].

It took four doctors — Hershon, Andrews, Lewis Yocum and David Altchek — to find one who agreed definitively.

In one of cultural history's supreme paradoxes, it is an artist nurtured in the Seraglio of artistic officialdom who first definitively turned his back on traditional figuration.

It's entirely possible she didn't, but then, who can definitively say that Hunter willfully took the steroids he is accused of taking?

Gatlin, a former world and Olympic 100-meter champion who has definitively rejoined the elite after a four-year ban for a doping violation, was second in 9.85 seconds.

Alas, they have yet to find someone who can definitively transcend tribe and class an Obama of their own.Correction: A mistake in editing turned Najib Balala, a former mayor of Mombasa, who is currently the minister of tourism, into a former mayor of Nairobi.

A panel of judges at the court of cassation in Rome found that the state's case against the pair, who were definitively cleared of murder in March, lacked enough evidence to prove their wrongdoing beyond reasonable doubt, and cited a complete lack of "biological traces" in connection to the crime.

With the Red Bulls unable to win in New England on Saturday, Sporting lost no ground to them this weekend, but they did lose ground to the Chicago Fire, who moved definitively into second place in the East with victory over Columbus, and will now have a chance to contest first place with Sporting when the two clash next weekend.