Sentence examples for definitive right from inspiring English sources

I used to think there was a definitive right and wrong and that only I knew what they were and so I should be dictator of the world.

In the end it will be up to you, who never went to medical school, to make the decision your life may depend on, and while there might not be one definitive right answer, you can bet on the fact there are plenty of wrong ones.

Sometimes there's a definitive "right way" to build a social app even if it's been done that way before.

To say there was nothing definitive right there, I cannot disagree with more strongly.

Executives charged with leading the digital transformation need to get comfortable with being uncomfortable in a world where there's not a single, definitive right answer for, say, the perfect mobile strategy.

The conservative intelligentsia may be open to fresh thinking, but the conservative movement – the web of professional activists, talk show hosts and single-issue agitators – often inhabits what Steven Hayward, the author of the definitive right-leaning history of the Reagan era, recently called "an ideological and practical straitjacket".

Obviously there are also definitive right-and-wrong lines in parenting, especially when it comes to discipline, and a good parent knows the difference.

"Because there's no definitive plan right now," said Harold Lipitz, principal of John Jay, "they're nervous, and rightfully so".

But we need to provide our prospective students for 2017, many of whom are already starting their inquiries and applications, with definitive answers right now.

The company may also launch sites in new Asian countries, but it has no definitive plans right now.

"But it isn't likely and it's probably too late and there is no definitive answer right now as to who the nominee is going to be of our party".