Sentence examples for definitively saying from inspiring English sources

The Times's Stylebook weighs in on the matter definitively, saying: Few besides New Yorkers stand or wait on line.

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.

But Mr. Louima has never been able to identify Mr. Schwarz definitively, saying only that the second officer was the driver of the patrol car that took him to the station.

Mr. Boucher stopped short of definitively saying that the 50-ton shipload of armor-piercing weapons, rockets and explosives seized last week was destined for the Palestinian Authority itself, or was ordered by Mr. Arafat.

He has been her "rock" throughout, and as a reward she sends him off for the evening with a little present — a pocket-sized cornucopia of drugs, in order to signify and usher out the carefree youth to which, with fatherhood, he's definitively saying goodbye.

Although the two of them partly backed away from that claim in a 2012 paper in The Journal of Economic Perspectives, they have now done so more definitively, saying the 90 percent figure is not "a magic threshold that transforms outcomes, as conservative politicians have suggested".

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

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

But Mr. Gordon could not definitively say the woman he saw was Ms. O'Hair.

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

As someone who saw firsthand the ruin that Coburn describes, I can definitively say, kind of.