Sentence examples for definitively feel from inspiring English sources

While the largest 100 companies may not feel the pinch as much, companies with revenue below $5 billion definitively feel the pain.

And they would definitively feel "included".

There is no moment where you definitively feel "I've made it!" There is no moment where you definitively feel "I'm a grown up".

"I definitively feel a part of this team". Since coming to the NBA from Connecticut four years ago, Ollie has played for Dallas, Orlando, Sacramento, New Jersey and Philadelphia.

According to the pseudo-scientific evidence gathered by SB Nation, the Raptors are now 5-2 thiseasonon when the rapper has attended their home games -- and despite the eventual loss, never was his impact more definitively felt than at their matchup against the Chicago Bulls on Monday night.

It's a very slim computer, and while it's lightweight, it has a definitively study feel to it thanks to its glossy Gorilla Glass back.

Some pairings in the audiobook world have become modern classics – think of Stephen Fry melliflously voicing forth Harry Potter, so definitively one feels the books could not possibly have been read by anybody else.

I joked about it, but my student loan debt, though not unique in any way, made me feel definitively and inextricably fucked.

Melissa MacEwen of The Tufts Daily gave the album four out of five stars, commending the album's cohesiveness and calling the album a "highly listenable album valuable for both its witty lyrics and song structures, and its definitively dance−worthy feel".

"Huh – says the lady with @nakedvix as her Twitter name," one said when I brought this up, definitively refuting my right to feel startled and aggrieved.

I don't feel qualified to comment definitively on the technical legality or constitutionality of the widely-bruited proposal that President Obama should respond to House Republicans' debt ceiling brinksmanship by threatening to mint a $1 trillion platinum coin.