Sentence examples for definitively when from inspiring English sources

Two experts testified about the notation, and neither could say definitively when it had been made.

He did so, definitively, when he released Wilco's fourth album, "Summer Teeth" (1999).

The tide turned definitively when Montpellier's "Venus and Adonis" was restored in 1978, and a Latin inscription was disclosed on the back of the canvas.

Perhaps President Obama should have shaken his head a bit more definitively when his generals told him, as Woodward also recounts, that they had no options to offer other than what is looking like a tragic escalation of the war.

Mr. Allawi's spokeswoman said Tuesday that he would join the government, but Mr. Allawi himself had not said that so definitively when briefing reporters after a meeting with the current prime minister, Nuri Kamal al-Maliki.

Officials at NBC have not been able to say definitively when the woman first opened the Trenton letter in the offices of NBC Nightly News on the third floor of 30 Rockefeller Plaza, only that it was between Sept. 19 and Sept. 25.

It's difficult to definitively declare when a physical letter no longer belongs to the person who wrote it.

The space agencies that are partners in the ISS have not definitively decided when the program will end, but in 2010 the administration of Pres.

In May 1976 the wreck was definitively discovered when a submersible robot both videotaped and photographed the bow and stern, which bore the freighter's name.

The peace and suffrage movements were definitively united when a plank calling for the vote for women was successfully added to the party platform.

"I know you ain't got soul" seems to be the common complaint from these carpers with the blues, a shot that McIntyre definitively parried when he once told me in interview: "There's nothing in my soul except traffic and doesn't your breath smell in the morning.