Sentence examples for considered definitive from inspiring English sources

Therefore, its conclusions cannot be considered definitive in either fact or law.

He is the author of twenty-three books and textbooks, several of which are considered definitive landmarks in the field.

By far the most effective advocate was Augusta Moll-Weiss, who wrote books about home economics that were considered definitive.

Three of them are now considered definitive of his style: "Square Dance," "Agon," and "Stars and Stripes".

It's not uncommon to see extensive threads arguing over which version of "Computer Blue" should be considered definitive.

You may want to include your own evidence by archaeologists, historical journals or whatever is considered definitive evidence for history.

But the dating and locations were not closely aligned enough with the ancient Maya to be considered definitive.

However, the Department of Agriculture says the tests being conducted should not be considered definitive because the animals could be incubating the disease.

Dr. Avignone added, "I'm not willing to say, 'No, I don't believe it,' " although he also expressed doubt that the measurement could be considered definitive.

Appearing on many "best songs of all time" lists, Buckley's version, which one friend described as "the song that plays you into heaven", is considered definitive.

In Italy, convictions are not considered definitive until after an appeal, so it is unlikely that any of the defendants will go to jail immediately.