Sentence examples for definitely not true from inspiring English sources

However, they describe the fossils insects as definitive fleas which Poinar says, given the morphological differences, "are definitely not true fleas".

That's definitely not true.

"Definitely not true," Lillian said.

But Sev has double-checked; it's definitely not true.

That's "definitely not true," Post spokesperson Kris Coratti told Poynter.

That's definitely not true of the adult-orientated categories.

That's true now, but it will not be true in two years, and it will definitely not be true in five, and in ten years, every law enforcement agency is going to have access to this data.

For the most heavily traded stocks—such as Apple or Google it definitely is not true, since they tend to have a bid-ask spread of only one "tick": the smallest unit of currency permitted on the exchange.

"Though Sandberg might not be overtly calling the woman who's falling behind at work because she can't afford child care lazy, she is implying that the only impediment between the average working woman and the riches of corporate America is attitude and that most definitely is not true".

Newport said the 2007 survey found that 53 percent of Americans said this particular framing of evolution was either definitely or probably true, while 44 percent said evolution was definitely or probably not true.

This definitely isn't true of Jacqueline Kiyomi Gordon's work, which pays attention to every portion of your experience.