Sentence examples for definitively be called from inspiring English sources
Before you hit your first set of ellipses, there are already two false assumptions to unpack: 1) That such a thing as "Race" exists, and 2) Among the taxonomy of races, there is one group that can definitively be called "White".
Their manager then, Terry Francona, said he did not consider that team a dynasty and disputed the idea that one team's strategy could be called, definitively, the right one.
With Andy Flower definitively saying that nobody else will be called up to the squad, the battle for the number six slot is essentially a three horse race between Jonny Bairstow, Gary Ballance and Ben Stokes.
Otherwise, T1 and T2 are called definitively distinct.
Matrix-supported conglomerates that can be definitively related to such mechanisms are called tilloids.
It was today before the race was definitively called, in fact.
If this had been a quality assurance review, in the opinion of the study pathologists, it would not have generated a disagreement, especially since non-necrotizing granulomatous inflammation was definitively called on both imaging and glass slide in the second part of the case.
'Ann Patchett'," she says definitively, "is the brand.
Cat definitively isn't the bad type.
This mastaba was subsequently called G 2200 until it was definitively called G 5080.
