Sentence examples for but definitively from inspiring English sources
The American public narrowly, but definitively, tells pollsters it favours gun rights over new restrictions.
Since the girls they met were all Jersey girls (not Kevin Smith's Jersey Girls but definitively Jersey Girls nonetheless), the filmmakers wanted to shoot in New Jersey.
A bird flying across your path, a book dropped at your feet, a postcard arriving in the mail — all can improbably but definitively connect you to deeper currents of existence.
Occasionally the band got their mojo back and managed to shepherd the winners off before their time (we're looking at you, Big Hero 6) but – definitively, the orchestra's power is dead.
Instead of focusing on the regime and its agents as possible instigators of reform, we must recognize the power of the flourishing marketplace to slowly but definitively transform North Korea from the bottom up.
"The film was an opportunity to make one of my fantasies come true -- to explore a world where I had never been," said Ms. Amari, a petite 31-year-old who speaks softly but definitively.
We've talked about some possibilities, but nothing definitively".
Afterwards, Cavendish weaved slightly but without definitively closing the door on the German.
Mr Berlusconi has been tried more than a dozen times, but never definitively convicted.
It discovered some toxic releases in the water and air but nothing definitively linked to the cancer.
