Sentence examples for definitive favourite from inspiring English sources

Trouble looms in Baker Street, as former Frankenstein co-stars Benedict Cumberbatch and Jonny Lee Miller face off in a trenchant battle to become The Definitive Favourite Modern-Day Television Sherlock Holmes (not counting Jonathan Creek).

It's an enchanting spot – though, even for Willemijn, it's hard to choose a definitive favourite amongst Amsterdam's embarrassment of canals.

And it's not just Nintendo's past that's preserved here – a number of releases for SEGA's Game Gear are on the eShop, while Japanese developer M2's series of SEGA titles "remastered" for the 3DS is regularly delivering the definitive versions of childhood favourites.

Not definitive, just definite.

It is not a definitive list, but if you fancy picking your favourite you can do so now.

People will fiercely defend their favourite era, usually the first one they ever saw, as the definitive version of the show.

And then I ask him about the apogee of his book, his definitive walking experience, when he talks about how, in the mountains of the Cévennes, his favourite spot, in a period of fine weather, he simply abandoned his rucksack.

This is by no means a definitive list of the worst misses in Europe this season, merely some of our favourites.

Arguably the definitive version of the level-boss-level-boss Mickey Mouse platformer, the Master System version is probably my favourite game in the console's entire library.

This is by no means a definitive list of the best goals scored in Europe this season, merely some of our favourites.

As ever, with a show with as many great episodes as Seinfeld, there always going to be favourites missing (no Soup Nazi? No Puffy Shirt?), so let us know what your definitive episodes are in the comments.