Sentence examples for definitive broken from inspiring English sources

It does not, however, constitute a definitive broken mould moment: Ukip still doesn't look like dislodging Labour in more than a handful of working-class seats.

For most people who I have known in broken relationships, the definitive breaking point is when one person has done or said something for which there can be no forgiveness.

There are times when the president seems to be making a clean and definitive break.

Then he made a definitive break and became the regime's most effective democratic critic.

A definitive break with the medieval past was marked by two Italian sieges.

Assumption of the presidency requires a much more definitive break than Trump has, so far, been willing to make.

For the first two baby boomers are running for president, representing a definitive break with the World War II era.

It used to be that a wedding was a definitive break in your life, and the new traumas of married life were real.

Meidner made a definitive break from Expressionism no later than 1923 in favour of a naturalistic, more reality-based artistic perspective.

Clinton has been charting out a new course on the Arctic as well, making a definitive break with Obama on his policy.

But relocating is also a symbolic and definitive break with a past that seems awfully dowdy in the age of tweets.