Sentence examples for definitive wording from inspiring English sources

When making a strong recommendation we used the terminology "We recommend…" whereas when making a weak recommendation, less definitive wording was used, such as, "We suggest…" was used.

There's still no definitive word.

The book, "Figure Skating Pins," was the definitive word on such pins.

He said he hoped to have some definitive word on City Opera by October.

By Jeffrey Goldberg Woodward's view will likely be seen as the definitive word on Tenet's career.

The most definitive word on executive privilege came from the Supreme Court in 1974 in the case of United States v. Nixon.

But Stafford had no definitive word on whether Martins would be among those coaches when his ballets were being rehearsed.

Thank you for putting into such meaningful and definitive words all the reasons for voting for Barack Obama.

Now a new book promises to provide the definitive word on the writer's time in 1920s Paris.

But it is a dangerous assumption, because there is no definitive word on which chemical agents were used.

We're still waiting for definitive word on whether the top kill has killed the gushing Deepwater Horizon well.