Sentence examples for definitively something from inspiring English sources

"Definitively, something must be done to ensure that there are no embers burning under the ashes, and that hostilities, antagonism and rivalries are transformed into amity and cooperation among all parties," he said in comments posted on the state-run Press TV Web site.

There is definitively something about Roberto Paradise, this gallerist's alter ego and the name of his art dealership business.

But there's part of me that still has a hesitancy to disregard it when we don't know definitively that something has taken place.

The historical examples of male belly dancers often feed into the impression that there is something definitively genderqueer about the whole affair.

Determined not to retread to the poverty of her youth, she decided to go back to school and focus on something definitively lucrative finance.

"Scientists never like to say something is definitively it, because a new discovery always comes along," said Dr. Ollmann Saphire.

Each member must do something to definitively limit his or her future options, to prove that they won't abandon the team after they've received lots of goodies.

"Not proposing anything bold and not trying to do something to definitively deal with our problems would mean that we're going to have another year and a half like the last year and a half — and then it's awfully hard to get re-elected".

And I'd definitively be into getting something going here too.

But its expressive combination of tenderness and melancholy is something that belongs definitively to Elgar.

Language for Scholem is a vehicle for understanding experience but whether it is, in fact, the very origin of experience is something Scholem never definitively argues and remains a issue of debate among Scholem's interpreters.