Sentence examples for definitive summation from inspiring English sources
This work was placed on solid formal foundations by Brian Charlesworth, whose 1980 book [ 36] marked a definitive summation of this minor, primarily British, theoretical tradition.
Not definitive, just definite.
Tarkovsky completed it knowing he had terminal cancer, and he dedicated it to his son "with hope and confidence". But while the film, which stares into the maw of mortality and apocalypse, has the grandeur of a final summation, it is far from neat or definitive, and despite what its title might suggest, it is not exactly a simple allegory of Christian atonement and self-sacrifice.
In summation, he argued: "That's really the only definitive thing to be said".
This difficult and complex work, in which the life of St . Petersburgbohemia in pre-World War I years is "double-exposed" onto the tragedies and suffering of the post-1917 decades, is a powerful lyric summation of Akhmatova's philosophy and her own definitive statement on the meaning of her life and poetic achievement.
It is not, however, the definitive programme of the Fourth International as is often suggested but instead contains a summation of the conjunctural understanding of the movement at that date and a series of transitional policies designed to develop the struggle for workers' power.
This compilation owed much in its initial stages to Anselm of Laon (died 1117); it had reached its definitive form by the middle of the 12th century and provided the exegetical norm of the Summa theologiae ("Summation of Theology") of Thomas Aquinas and others.
No Party!" was a wiser summation.
It was a perfect summation.
"Disappointing," was Pulis's summation.
