Sentence examples for definitive of from inspiring English sources

Functional definitions take some function(s) or intended function(s) to be definitive of artworks.

It's not definitive, of course.

The room's effect is definitive of high minimalism: enveloping and saturnine.

It already looks doubtful that Saturday's most definitive of results has really settled anything at all.

By then, antagonism to mass culture had come to seem virtually definitive of the American intellectual.

Three of them are now considered definitive of his style: "Square Dance," "Agon," and "Stars and Stripes".

It struck all who saw it as definitive of New York at its most high and mighty.

The survey did not stipulate a definitive definition of SDM.

We finally remark on the lack of definitive analysis of the state of the alloy.

All that exists is absence, the lack of definitive proof of guilt.

And he's right there on page two, of the definitive account of them.