Sentence examples for definitive of the from inspiring English sources

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

Consider, for instance, the findings of the most definitive of the new studies, published last month in The Journal of Applied Physiology.

In Germany, under the influence of the philosopher Wilhelm Dilthey (1833 1911), the hermeneutic approach was conceived as definitive of the humane sciences (history, sociology, anthropology) as distinct from the natural ones.

Dubbed Select Bus Service, or SBS, the MTA's version forgoes just about everything that would appear to be definitive of the concept, such as dedicated stations and lanes, and simply asks its passengers to buy their (paper) tickets at machines distinct from those that vend the more common MetroCards.

As Ike Turner sang (under the pseudonym Jackie Brenston) way back in 1951, on Rocket 88, generally credited as the original rock'n'roll song: "A V8 motor baby/ It's a modern design/ Black convertible top and the girls don't mind …" As Roger Daltrey sang, in 1965, on The Who's My Generation, a song often cited as definitive of the form: "I hope I die before I get old …".

This is the move Sellars stipulates to be definitive of the scientific image.

There is no definitive version of "The Glass Blowers".

There is no definitive version of the tale.

Song of Solomon Toni Morrison The definitive novelist of the African-American experience.

The definitive analysis of the housing state we're in has been saved.

The definitive moment of the "new Toronto" took place, somewhat inevitably, in New York.