Sentence examples for definitively said from inspiring English sources

"We can't say definitively," said Iftikhar Ahmed, an Interior Ministry spokesman.

Though the article definitively said there were 40 fatalities, that number has always been open to dispute.

"It can't be definitively said which group was involved but it is one of the extremist groups," he said.

"For the first time in 20 years, a Tanzanian president has definitively said the Masai are safe on their land.

Mr Gore has repeatedly, though not absolutely definitively, said he is not planning to run, and did so quite firmly again this week.

Mr. Reid has spoken of the importance of dealing with immigration but has not definitively said that it would take precedence over energy and climate legislation.

But caution must be exercised before we can definitively say that Ober-See lacks stromatolites.

"As for next week," Aikman said, "I'm hoping so, but I couldn't definitively say".

McCaul said he could not "definitively" say it was Russia that helped Snowden.

But you're not going to definitively say anything about the moustache?

Most likely, of course, this loss doesn't definitively say anything about the Heat.