Sentence examples for definitively, I from inspiring English sources

Less definitively, I also said that the UK could survive and indeed prosper outside of the EU, but there are obvious and serious risks.

He continued: "I was going to continue giving absolute and firm commitment [to the US] until the point at which definitively I couldn't".

But it was not until Thursday night that the senator himself said definitively, "I'm staying in the race".

Asked whether the coalition would be able to claim at the time of the election that households were better off, Johnson said: "We will be able to say definitively – I'm pretty sure – that, come 2015, average household incomes will be lower than they were pre-recession and lower than they were in 2010.

MCCAUL: You know, to say definitively, I can't — I can't answer that.

Sherman stated definitively: "I will not accept if nominated and will not serve if elected".

I definitively knew I wanted to run when I casually mentioned to my mother, a physician who was one of the only women in her medical school in India over 50 years ago, "I think I would make a great candidate.

Now that the project is definitively suspended, I think I will comply with their wish – maybe not in the way that they had expected but on the other hand, it won't cost them anything," he said.

And it wouldn't even really matter to me what it was, just as long as I could definitively say I was the very best at it.

If statistics don't work for you then let's try personal testimony: it's been nearly 20 years and I can say, definitively, that I am way happier now than I was then.

About twenty years ago, I walked into the living room of a relative's apartment in Paris, where the TV was on, and my eye was definitively caught: I knew that I was seeing Pina Bausch and her company, but I also knew that I was seeing them filmed in images that were at a level of invention comparable to the choreographer's own.