Sentence examples for definitively from from inspiring English sources

If it fades definitively from the scene, so would its parent organisation.

Luvina is the last stop before Rulfo crosses, definitively, from this world to the next.

What Labour must do is move on definitively from the Blair-Brown era.

He said: "What Labour must do is move on definitively from the Blair-Brown era.

Off-message, downriver Kent is rescued, definitively, from the heritage pirates, the development-pitch scammers, the theme-park cowboys.

She braced herself then for something dark and raw, something that differed definitively from her own past.

Not all the bones have yet been definitively identified from many that were moved from the convent in which he was originally buried in 1616.

It seemed to point definitively away from Trump.

If any future governments wished to definitively break from pro-privatisation policies, they could find themselves being sued too.

Dismayed, he renounced the writing life, noting in his diary, "I have at this point and definitively eliminated from my life that ridiculous and harmful thing called literature".

Then maybe once this and the other forthcoming centenaries are over – the clocks have been definitively reset, from 1916 to 2016 (or 2023) – we could all try squeezing our truths a little less tight.