Sentence examples for definitive piece from inspiring English sources

Despite not being a political journalist, Ferguson made the definitive piece of television about the Rudd-Gillard years.

Lawrence Wright's definitive piece, "The Agent," which ran in The New Yorker in 2006, helps answer that question.

Mr. Nightingale initiated that change because "I felt the need to have a definitive piece of paper that embraced both races and didn't say mixed".

As for the treatment of terror suspects, Jack Goldsmith has a definitive piece called "The Cheney Fallacy" online at The New Republic.

In the paper, you tend to look for the definitive piece on a subject of the day by the best writer.

Judge Scheindlin's opinion, delivered on Tuesday, is already being referred to by lawyers representing investors and investment banks as a definitive piece of jurisprudence.

Jimmy Markum is not only one of the best performances of the year, but also one of the definitive pieces of screen acting in the last half-century, the culmination of a realist tradition that began in the old Actor's Studio and begat Brando, Dean, Pacino and De Niro.

Sources say it is intended to be along the lines of his gargantuan 1990s white papers, definitive pieces of analysis put together by Heseltine back when he was president of the board of trade in John Major's government.

A preoccupation with Klee and his theories was an inspiration for one of the definitive Birtwistle pieces of the late 1970s, Carmen Arcadiae Mechanicae Perpetuum.

On 22 June 1799 these prototypes were adopted as the definitive reference pieces, deposited in the Archives nationales and became known as the and the.

Some of the pieces deliver a definitive impact, while others coalesce and dissolve.