Sentence examples for absolutely definitive from inspiring English sources
An absolutely definitive answer is difficult.
These numbers should not be taken as absolutely definitive.
Like those of a child, they seem absolutely spontaneous but absolutely definitive.
It is impossible, therefore, to establish an absolutely definitive list of antipopes, but it is generally conceded that there were at least 37 from 217 to 1439.
"You can find a few glimmers of hope beneath the surface, but nothing absolutely definitive to indicate that there is an upturn or that one will emerge soon".
"You can find a few glimmers of hope beneath the surface," said Richard D. Rippe, the chief economist for Prudential Securities, "but nothing absolutely definitive to indicate that there is an upturn or that one will emerge soon".
As I recently argued on social media, there's absolutely no definitive scientific proof that it's true, and it discourages people who may be identified as heterosexual from exploring their homosexual potential, and vice-versa.
Definitive, absolutely unquestionable proof that sports and music never mix.
No prospective studies have established an absolutely safe and definitive speed for correction of hyponatraemia.
Levels of Myb, a gene that is absolutely essential for definitive hematopoiesis (Mucenski et al., 1991) and whose expression levels have to be strictly controlled (Taketani et al., 2002), are reduced throughout differentiation.
Not definitive, just definite.
