Sentence examples for definitive try from inspiring English sources

He was definitive: "Try the congee or the wagyu.

If you don't have a definitive wall/backdrop, try making one using your surroundings.

I worry about trying to get a definitive definition from her, but I ask the question anyway.

"There's no sense of urgency, no effort... that would look into what the cause of these cases is and take definitive measures to try to stop this onslaught," says Lori Lightfoot, a former president of the Chicago police board and mayoral candidate.

A more definitive study should try to improve ascertainment using diaries, more frequent monitoring, or both.

Although the peasants, in their definitive statements, did not try to connect these designations to individuals or groups, or even organizations, we can see, on looking more closely at the wording of the clusters, that these values relate to all the concepts.

If Glenn and Clarke want to show that the FA upholds the standards that apparently led them to conclude that Allardyce had to go, then making a definitive move to at least try to attempt some oversight of the vast sums of money now swilling around the top end of the game might be a good place to start.

Beckham's infamous off-season loan to Milan in early 2009 caused a definitive crisis when he tried to force an extension.

In another point, we ordered the pathological evaluation for each samples obtained by each procedures, and when tumor samples were insufficient to establish a definitive diagnosis, we re-tried the puncture by thicker needle.

So as definitive as I'm trying to sound, the truth is that I'm really just assuming this is going to have a happy ending and I'll survive.

Not definitive, just definite.