Sentence examples for a definitive break with from inspiring English sources

A definitive break with the medieval past was marked by two Italian sieges.

For the first two baby boomers are running for president, representing a definitive break with the World War II era.

Clinton has been charting out a new course on the Arctic as well, making a definitive break with Obama on his policy.

Oto Berishvili, the hotel's marketing manager, sees Rooms as the embodiment of the "new" Georgia: one making a definitive break with its past.

In an interview with USA Today, Gregg Swedberg, from the Minneapolis country radio station K102, portrayed "Shake It Off" as a definitive break with the genre.

This could allow Johnson to burnish his Eurosceptic credentials before the Tory leadership contest by endorsing the out campaign while claiming that he is not calling for a definitive break with the EU.

"This is a powerful example of why Donald Trump needs to make a definitive break, not just with his operational interests but his ownership interests, by appointing an independent trustee to liquidate all that," Norm Eisen of the Brooking Institute, who served as chief White House ethics lawyer for President Obama from 2009 to 2011, told The Post.

In 2010, declaring a more definitive break with his past, he initiated the Art Elimination Project and blew up artwork he'd created over the past two decades.

But relocating is also a symbolic and definitive break with a past that seems awfully dowdy in the age of tweets.

Over the summer he flirted with the idea, promoted by the vote leave campaign director Dominic Cummings, to hold two referendums to reassure undecided voters that the initial one would not mark a definitive break.

It used to be that a wedding was a definitive break in your life, and the new traumas of married life were real.