Sentence examples for did definitively from inspiring English sources

The Panepinto-Cheongwon summary was short on hard facts about finances, but it did definitively assert its determination to succeed in the face of hard economic times, not to mention a site with a difficult past.

A patent expert could (and did) definitively say that Samsung is infringing Apple's patents, only to have Samsung's lawyer make said patent expert look like he's contradicting himself.

"Then justice will be done definitively to the victims of this massacre," Agence France-Presse quoted him as saying.

What it does definitively prove, however, is equally important: the remarkable complacency of the global safety regulators of GM crops who have argued that this was impossible.

Only in the Romantic period did green definitively become the color of nature.

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

If that didn't definitively prove hell had frozen over, a hearty backslap at the end did.

The court did not definitively say it would take the case, despite the decision to hold a hearing.

In an interview later in January with Fox News Channel, Pompeo did not definitively rule it out.

John McDonnell, the shadow chancellor, later did not definitively rule out staying in the single market, if it could be reformed.

More to the point, they did not definitively place Mr. Bush in Alabama during the period when Democrats charge he shirked his Guard duties there.