Sentence examples similar to definitively bad from inspiring English sources
A new study from the Kaiser Family Foundation helps sort out definitively what is the bad economy and what is not.
Cat definitively isn't the bad type.
This show is not just bad, it is definitively, monumentally and historically bad".
"It's not a bad sign," Q said definitively.
The poll would still probably qualify as bad news for the president, just less definitively so.
That latter option is the more worrisome possibility – if the FBI is involved, and if it's sniffing data, that's an incredible reveal – too bad Antisec has not yet proven that definitively.
If the LHC scientists say definitively that there is no Higgs boson, it would be bad news for supersymmetry.
Big Tobacco's subsequent refusal to acknowledge that smoking is harmful or habit-forming may have been duplicitous, but it surely scores as the most spectacularly unsuccessful disinformation campaign in history, since anyone who does not know that smoking is bad for you lives on Mars.Even before science established definitively that tobacco can kill you, people knew it was trouble.
Cue a dramatic chord, and enter stage right the big bad theater owner, insisting that the show would not go on until the strike had been definitively settled.
"It's not a bad thing that a climate of uncertainty hangs over Roger Casement as proof that it is impossible to know definitively another human being, a totality that always slips through the theoretical and rational nets that try to capture it," he writes in the novel's epilogue.
