Sentence examples for definitively would from inspiring English sources

Is there another character you've played whom you definitively would not want to see revived?

The EU has warned the Obama administration that a global climate deal at the Paris summit must be legally binding, after the US secretary of state John Kerry said that it "definitively" would not be a treaty.

Colbert also blasted Trump's statement about keeping us in suspense as to whether he will accept the outcome of the election, even though immediately before the debate Pence said Trump definitively would accept the result.

Answering this question definitively would require a larger, longitudinal study of PGP in patients with COPD.

Ruling out this alternative hypothesis more definitively would require experimental selection, which would provide a better understanding of the genetic architecture of the traits, and would give us information about the relative likelihood of drift versus selection.

Though he hadn't said definitively that would be the car's sale price, headlines the next day trumpeted the figure.

"Up to this point, I don't have any new news — tomorrow we will see it definitively — that would cause me to change that sentiment," she said.

If Mr. Gore runs for president again — and he says he won't, though not quite definitively — he would come rested, battle-tested and, given how Democrats have treated their losing nominees, deeply stigmatized.

Again, to establish this more definitively, we would need longitudinal evidence.

If Rousseff were convicted and removed definitively, Temer would stay in the post until elections in 2018.

Still, only one Republican said definitively he would support impeachment if the president pardoned himself: the libertarian-minded Rep. Justin Amash of Michigan.