Sentence examples for definitive brief from inspiring English sources

I have already made several statements on the anthropic principle above, but I think a more definitive brief explanation should be useful.

Baker wrote the introductory essay, which perhaps ought to go down as a definitive account-in-brief of a complex passage of cultural upheaval – and its conclusion at the start of the 1980s, as new tastes, technologies and attitudes left precious little room for a sensibility that had become as tired as modern jazz had been in 1965.

But an opposition lawmaker, Choi Jae-sung, said the spy agency had produced no definitive evidence at the briefing that Mr. Kim's train was stationary at the reported time of death.

Not definitive, just definite.

In brief, during gastrulation definitive endoderm (DE) develops from epiblast cells that transit the most anterior region of the primitive streak.

Mr. Guéhenno, who spoke with reporters earlier in Geneva about the briefing, was less definitive in his public remarks.

The most far-reaching and complex of human problems are compressed into brief, highly reductive, definitive-sounding phrases, easily memorised and easily expressed.

Citizens nevertheless took it quite seriously, gravely putting aside Fletcher's Corny Dogs, fresh funnel cake, cans of Dr Pepper and sundry other definitive state fair consumables for the brief recitation.

However, the 12-year-old Boeing jetliner wasn't configured to broadcast those definitive points of data, people being briefed on the investigation say.

A brief – and in no way definitive – breakdown of Afrofuturism's musical lineage might look something like this.

After a brief pause in enrolment between the vanguard and definitive phase, the first definitive patient was randomised on 8 October 2013.