Sentence examples for definitive edge from inspiring English sources

And there is no denying that some reporters have stoked the fires, ripped Lewis personally in an unfair manner and created sensationalism to a story that already has a definitive edge.

Given the forecasts and the industry trends, it is safe to give MIPS a definitive edge in the battle for Windows CE chip domination.

That difference would give a definitive edge to holistic scoring in situations when time is tight or prompt score reporting is required.

The group had written a dozen songs after three weeks and invited their manager, Rick DeVoe, to be the first person outside Blink-182 to hear the new material, which the band found "catchy [but with] a definitive edge".

Such a strategy provides a definitive competitive edge to the organism displaying it.

A chef's knife is a straight knife that is longer than a paring knife with a definitive curved front edge as so to be able to rock the knife back and forth and can be used to cut meat or vegetables.

Seen on television, it lacked something, but the tension, the noise, the nerves, the sense of occasion inside the stadium, that feeling that something was imminent and that anything that did happen would be definitive, gave it an edge that carried you along.

For him, being straight edge is definitive.

Not definitive, just definite.

Call the E.U.'s response to China's investment conditions a sudden, global responsibility of a kind that goes beyond the boundaries of what 21st-century Europe had always done best: blur the edges of any definitive choice more complicated than pure self-interest.

It's definitive and takes art to its edge – that is to say it's art that defines art.