She longed to be the kind of person who was confident enough in her own sense of goodness that she would know definitively that she could never commit murder.
I wasn't expecting that now they could be definitively acquitted," she told La Repubblica.
It came when Mrs. Clinton said definitively that she would not vote for Supreme Court justices opposed to Roe v. Wade.
But it's also probable, although not yet definitively proven, she continues, that "intense exercise gives additional benefit above the risk reduction afforded by energy expenditure alone".
What the official release of expenses reveals: As the address of Moran's second home is not marked on any of the bills included in the official register it is impossible to show definitively that she "flipped" her second home allowance.
In a comment piece in this week's issue of Nature, Pisanski writes at length about Szust and exposes her as a fraud — which Pisanski can state definitively because she and three colleagues invented Szust out of whole cloth, to draw attention to the proliferation of fake and disreputable science journals.
Even though Winfrey definitively said she is "not running for president of the United States," Trump apparently believes "insecure Oprah" still wants to run in 2020.
There's a moment in Beyoncé's music video for "Formation" when Blue Ivy, cherubic, looks right into the camera as her mother sings definitively that she prefers her "baby heir with baby hair and Afros".
But through north Wales police she has made it clear she is "definitively adamant" that she will not talk to the media.
She said that if Obama definitively outpaces Hillary, she will work to "heal the wounds" and woo back women who are now angry at him.
Daisy leaves Jay Gatsby at the story's end when she discovers just how vulgar his culture of upstart celebrities is – she definitively, and violently, rejects the world of the Kardashians, the world of showbusiness and flamboyance, of new money and relentless self-promotion.
