Sentence examples for definitive finish from inspiring English sources

From Honoré Daumier, Rodin had learned the bold modelling of surfaces that are emotive rather than literal; the statue is only a rough approximation that avoids the definitive finish of earlier sculpture and remains in a state of becoming.

As the film went into production, Mr. Affleck said, knowing that each scene would have at least 20 takes, and that there would be no definitive finish line, allowed something inside of him — "Something happens that tightens inside people: 'You're supposed to be acting now' " — to unclench.

Seven minutes later, as Gerrard demonstrated the definitive, emphatic finish to draw Liverpool level, West Ham were rueing their misses.

A race has a definitive start and finish.

On Sunday, 20 members of this family will start together in the marathon — the athletic and the not-so-athletic, heading for something as definitive as a finish line.

There is one true test of a pitmaster's mettle so there could only be one definitive way to finish this battle.

He's unwilling to commit to anything definitive until he finishes his PhD research, but he hopes to collaborate with garden centres to create an off‑the‑shelf version.

Such a story is hardly casual or slight; if anything, it's too finished, too definitive.

The timetable he suggested is resuming the negotiations in one month, agreeing on borders and security within six months and finishing a definitive agreement within one year.

Not definitive, just definite.

Still, it felt concluded, if not conclusive, a finish, if not definitive -- quite in the spirit of the series, which which rolls along like the Mississippi, or any river of your choice, changing and unchanging.