Sentence examples for definitive sense from inspiring English sources

"That has given us a clear and definitive sense that it isn't Clostridium botulinum.

The pro basketball season has many weeks remaining and in a definitive sense is only getting started.

But there is a definitive sense that the clock is ticking and a denouement to the endless soap opera is coming.

He sang the hymnlike plea "Freedom for the Stallion" with sensitivity and authority, stamping one aside — "it's a doggone sin" — with a definitive sense of exasperation.

Rockefeller Center, on the other hand, has a definitive sense of character, because "the Rockefellers had some idea of what they wanted that place to be".

It was Pellegrini's agent, Jesus Martinez, who encouraged him to speak up for himself, rather than City – from whom there is simply no definitive sense that the manager's job will be safe when the current season is over.

"The court delivered a definitive, common sense message to YouTube – intentionally ignoring theft is not protected by the law.

In the "Results and discussions" section below, we will, therefore, refrain from absolute statements about whether or not extracted lattice parameters and results that were derived from them are correct in a definitive (quantitative) sense.

"The court delivered a definitive, common-sense message — intentionally ignoring theft is not protected by the law," the statement said.

Recent work done in the Ormandy laboratory indicates that ERα and ELF5 cross-inhibit one another in luminal progenitors, with definitive hormone-sensing or secretory lineage differentiation ensuing when one factor triumphs over the other [ 24].

We await a definitive move, a sense that he is controlling events and not the reverse.