Sentence examples for definitive and comprehensive from inspiring English sources

He cited a forthcoming Cambridge University Press book by Brian Vickers that he noted was hailed by Professor Monsarrat as "definitive and comprehensive".

Davies believes that in order to avoid oversimplification, one must have a "framework" for a "definitive and comprehensive" history of the war; but the framework he presents consists of bits and pieces of information in multiple fragments grouped under general chapter titles like "Politics," "Soldiers" and "Civilians".

I doubt that the Palestine-Israel summit, which shares so many characteristics of the 1786 Convention, can achieve a point of definitive and comprehensive success next week.

While MALDI tissue imaging studies have been used to profile abundant lipid species across different tissue types, a definitive and comprehensive structural and tissue distribution analysis of bioactive ceramides and other important sphingolipids has not been reported, possibly due to their very low levels and to challenges in verifying their identity.

The study is "very definitive and very comprehensive," says neurologist Bruce Miller of the University of California, San Francisco.

Our writing is definitive, comprehensive, and pulls from the best traditions of journalism.

Marion teamed up with animal nutrition expert Mal Nesheim to write the just-published Feed Your Pet Right: The Authoritative Guide to Feeding Your Dog and Cat, and it's a definitive, comprehensive, fascinating guide to the history of pet food from ancient Egypt to today.

For the first time, a scientist provided an accessible and comprehensive account of the history, current status, and future impact of climate change, writing what has been acclaimed by reviewers everywhere as the definitive book on global warming.

And comprehensive is the correct word.

BEST: Well-designed and comprehensive.

His classificatory scheme is original and comprehensive.