Sentence examples for a definitive display of from inspiring English sources

Every member of Fanfarlo seems to be playing two instruments at any one given time, providing a definitive display of musical know-how which verges on showboating, and an eagerness to perform, much like musical school students.

Katrina was the definitive display of the unaccountable incompetence of the Bush Administration — and a stroke of racial catastrophe visible enough to catalyze, however subtly, the election of the first black President.

Nance's definitive display of effects-driven political fantasy comes in another masterstroke that's too good to spoil; let me just add keep watching to the end of the end credits.

The survey did not stipulate a definitive definition of SDM.

Another 1,070 individuals (19.4%) did not display a definitive pattern of ED use and were not classified into any of these three groups.

A definitive list of Predrag's references, however, is appended.

He also wrote a definitive history of Muslim North Africa.

A definitive proof of this came from Fiji.

The military then requested a definitive statement of legallity.

However, a definitive assessment of their respective efficiency is currently not available.

It adds a definitive note of calculated va-voom.