Sentence examples for definitively set from inspiring English sources

To date, no quintessentially "human" characteristic has emerged to definitively set humans apart from other animals.

Though prices for the prints have not been definitively set, they will probably range from $3,000 to more than $10,000 each, he said.

Merely to claim that there was an original text of the Iliad, definitively set down in writing by the poet who created it, is sensational stuff in the world of classics: for nearly a hundred years, the dominant orthodoxy has been that this greatest of all epics was the oral composition of a series of bards, evolving over centuries before finally being written down.

But I neglected to place on that list the book that, long before I had any interest in movies, definitively set for me the template for critical writing and engagement: Baraka's book "Black Music," a collection of his essays about modern jazz that were written between 1959 and 1967 (and that he published as LeRoi Jones).

Upon completion of the degree he was offered an assistantship under Cornelius, and thus definitively set off on an academic career rather than continuing in his father's business.

The test period is for a definitively set time span of five years.

He perfected Constantine I's coinage system by definitively setting the weight of the copper follis, the coin used in most everyday transactions.

The footage, released freely to a global audience with a lack of time or place indicators, has also been contrasted to Pattern Recognition written under contract for a large corporation and which uses liminal name-dropping that definitively sets it in London, Tokyo, and Moscow in 2002.

There was no good, clean data set that demonstrated definitively that it worked, so that's why we did this research".

In summary, although the map-and-compass and mosaic map concepts both definitively require compass information to set an initial course, there is no necessary reason why compass information must also be used to steer that course.

Clinton set the standard so definitively that his successor, not a touchy-feely sort, seems to feel compelled to go to the hug at any opportunity.