Sentence examples for definitive takes from inspiring English sources

Still, during the last forty years, he has established himself as one of the world's great pianists, with definitive takes on many masterpieces in the repertoire.

Praised for his definitive takes on operatic classics by the likes of Mozart and Wagner, Levine also brought dissonant masterpieces like Alban Berg's "Wozzeck" and Arnold Schoenberg's "Moses und Aron" to the Met.

Familiar returning BBC2 faces include Professor Brian Cox, who will present "scientists and celebrities" panel show Six Degrees, Sue Perkins will trek across the Himalayas and historian Mary Beard will give her "definitive take" on the Roman Empire.

This is nothing more than a rumor and, until we have something more definitive, take it lightly.

Although these studies are far from definitive, taken together, they do suggest a cancer type-specific role for EpCAM in cancer biology and invasion.

While our study is not definitive, taken together with other results, the theory that nosocomial infection is the predominant cause of death from sepsis seems tenuous.> -wrap-foot> The initial antibiotic therapy was checked against culture and sensitivity results to record the appropriateness of antibiotic therapy for the initial isolate.

Could this be the definitive take?

We think ours will be the definitive take".

The Guardian waded in, with the definitive take.

1966: Sergei Bondarchuk's seven-hour epic took six years to make and remains the definitive take.

The new paper is an attempt at a definitive take on this question.