Sentence examples for definitive money from inspiring English sources

And he insisted that there was no definitive money trail linking his client to the murder.

A broad taste for fiction emerges, too, from early Ian McEwan (In Between the Sheets) and Martin Amis's definitive 1980s novel, Money, to 21st-century fictions such as Sarah Waters' Fingersmith and Oscar Wao by Junot Diaz.

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The truth is, the experts we rely on are just as vulnerable to bias and emotional influence as you or I. Jim Cramer's popular investment show, Mad Money, offers definitive "buy" and "sell" advice to viewers as he attempts to forecast the stock market the way political pundits forecast elections.

But while I absolutely agree that it would be wonderful if ideas rather than money was definitive in American politics -- and I have steadfastly run a Jewish-values based campaign founded entirely on new political initiatives -- I would remind those who decry Super PAC spending that the biggest problem in American politics today is incumbency.

Not definitive, just definite.

The European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund will oversee an external audit of Spain's banks aimed at putting a definitive number on how much money is needed to shore up banks.

In America no band with a yelping singer and a jittery sound is likely to be considered money-hungry or definitive of 2008.

For my money, he is the definitive face of post-punk British pop culture - edgy, angular and out there.

A judicious author, Cohan avoids hyperbole in "Money and Power," a definitive account of the most profitable and influential investment bank of the modern era.

And maybe even your money, what with that "Definitive Edition" on the horizon.