Sentence examples for definitively as from inspiring English sources
"I'll stay here," Mr. O'Connell said definitively, "as long as things don't change".
Nattino said in a statement that his work had "always been characterised by maximum transparency and correctness in respect of regulations in force" and that he "trusts that the matter can be cleared up definitively as soon as possible".
He has proved himself many times over as a storyteller — and now, definitively, as a humorist.
It is what Sunday journalism is here for, to answer as definitively as possible, the bigger questions.
Most of us listening are hoping that our unknowns will be resolved as definitively as Watergate's did.
If victims' advocates have their way, the haunting will not end as definitively as the movie does.
Few artists are as definitively American as Bruce Springsteen, even if his feelings for the country are more nuanced and sometimes more pessimistic than casual fans realize.
How sound is the intuition, which seems as definitively human as culture itself, that our anomalous mind is, at the most essential level, not our difference from the cosmos but our singular likeness to it, our bond with it?
As such, relatively few reptile species can be definitively classified as indeterminate [ 9, 10], with the majority still unknown or contentious.
As to the first point, chimeras that are truly difficult to definitively classify as human or non-human are purely hypothetical.
However, neither Burnham nor Cooper has been able to definitively emerge as Corbyn's main challenger.
