Sentence examples for definitively declare from inspiring English sources
"definitively declare" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe a statement that is given authoritatively, and without leaving any room for doubt. For example: "The mayor definitivelly declared that the new park would open in November."
It's difficult to definitively declare when a physical letter no longer belongs to the person who wrote it.
a) We need to boldly and definitively declare what we are and what we are not.
Idiotic "comedy" on Twitter isn't a reason to start a witch hunt or definitively declare someone a sexist anti-Semite.
It's easy to forget now, but for a while the showbiz mother-daughter association was so strong that Fisher, in character as the child of a wealthy Beverly Hills housewife, had to definitively declare that she was "nothing like her mother" in Shampoo, her film debut.
We cannot definitively declare that the massive accumulation of β1 in PC3res cells activates growth-related signals, because we did not analyse β1 Akt cross communication.
The I.R.S. definitively declared these gifts taxable in 1982.
Whoever wins, unless the partisans relent, these mean-spirited emotions will not evaporate when a victor is definitively declared.
No pope has ever definitively declared the fragments to belong to the Apostle Peter, but Pope Paul VI in 1968 said fragments found in the necropolis under St Peter's Basilica were "identified in a way that we can consider convincing".
Yet in the days since Dr. Kay definitively declared that Iraq had no significant stockpiles of chemical or biological weapons when the invasion began in March, Washington has been seized by the question of how and why such an intelligence gap happened.
The testimony by the woman, Natania Reuben, marked the first time that a witness definitively declared that Mr. Combs, who is charged in State Supreme Court in Manhattan with gun possession and with bribing a witness, had a gun and that he fired it while at the nightclub.
Mascherano, unpressured and unimpressed as always, steered proceedings from the base of the midfield, but it was the forward lights who shone most brightly: Lavezzi showed why Europe's scouts are so keen to scour the Chinese Super League for promising young has-beens, while Gonzalo Higuaín's Copa mini-slump can now be definitively declared over.
