Sentence examples similar to a definitive phrase from inspiring English sources
His pursuit of definitive phrasing through inversion and balance led to the tight, symmetrical patterning of the Augustan heroic couplet.
Characters "knew shame" — and inner shifts are signalled by simple, definitive phrases like, "And so he conquered his envy".
When choosing Watson's voice for Jeopardy, IBM went with one that was self-assured and had it use short definitive phrases.
He made a major contribution to rewriting all draft versions of the manuscript; PVR also participated in the definitive phrasing of the questions and critically revised the manuscript as did BS and JD.
Although previous studies suggest a significant role for vocal characteristics on real world behavior, prior to our work none has identified a definitive connection using identical phrases.
Thus, phrases or summary statements appearing to give a definitive result should not be used.
What Mr. Nixon said, in response to a question at his televised news conference last week, was that he would cornply with "a definitive order of the Supreme Court," leaving open the question of precisely what that phrase meant.
Denotative language employs words or phrases to refer or point to a specific state or quality, such as a definitive symptom of an illness like fever or fatigue.
However, if she'd asked me if I'd used other nicknames or unique turns of phrase I'd once employed with her, I would not have been able to offer a definitive "no".
"Is it a definitive study?
