Sentence examples for definitively this is from inspiring English sources

You can't say definitively this is Nolan's art because something else will be completely different".

But these are all well-worn elements, and even when they all meet in "So Strange," with guest vocals by Nanci Griffith, there's nothing unique about the blend, nothing that leaps out to say, definitively, this is what Hootie is all about.

In that same thread, a user observed, "Definitively this was not a situation of a sudden plane malfunction, the pilot or one of the crew members would have sent radio message or distress signal," speculating that "this plane was voluntary shutdown by Malaysian Air Force to prevent an imminent terrorist attack," or that "the plane has exploded in high cruising altitude".

Other similar studies would have to be conducted in other places to definitively say this is a pattern that exists around the world.

I think we could get to the point where we could definitively say: "This is what happens in the brain when someone does this". But to say: "If you do this one thing then you'll definitely be happy, regardless of who or where you are or what you've experienced" – that point is really far away, and I'm not sure how helpful that would even be.

New Horizons' flyby observations in July will determine definitively whether this is the case.

"Not one piece of scientific evidence has so far been able to prove definitively that this is not a Leonardo Da Vinci," said foundation member and art historian Stanley Feldman, on Thursday.

As a society and country, when we can definitively say "this is who we are, and this is what we think," we will fundamentally reshape the political process by speaking for ourselves in an undeniable voice that is impossible to ignore.

No scientist who thinks twice about the matter is going to claim that he or she is really in pursuit of "the truth" or has any hope of demonstrating it definitively, although this is admittedly a mindset that it is all too easy to slip into.

"I can say definitively that this is an overblown story that is media-created," Alan Garten said in an interview.

Stavropoulos and Aragón both agree that more work needs done before we can definitively say this is the reason for cute aggression.