Sentence examples for definitive life from inspiring English sources
Pasteur's experimental results were definitive: life does not spontaneously appear from nonliving matter.
His father, Leonard, had written the definitive Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley (1900) shortly after his grandfather's death.
The missing piece of the jigsaw was his definitive Life, which Gissingites (truly, they live) had heard to be in production for years, possibly decades.
His writings included the definitive life and works of his friend Alan Rawsthorne, and BBC Music Guides on the Haydn piano sonatas and Béla Bartók's orchestral music.
Roger Hertog, chairman of the society's board, said the book, published by Penguin Press, would "undoubtedly become the definitive life of our first president".
Richardson's gigantic project, which still has more than four decades of the artist's life to cover, is already considered the definitive life - though whether this will secure an individual reward remains to be seen.
On one hand, the patient did not have a definitive, life-threatening illness.
Also now in bookstores is David's definitive biography of Aretha Franklin, Respect: The Life of Aretha Franklin.
The definitive Zuckerman life story, however, begins with The Ghost Writer (1979), which details his visit to Lonoff, and continues through eight books.
Although I was a young man when I saw it, I got the feeling that I understood, at that moment, something definitive about life.
Definitive host life-history parameters were recorded where adult schistosomes were recovered from each mouse using a modified hepatic perfusion technique.
