Sentence examples for he has definitively from inspiring English sources

After graduating from Cambridge, Redmayne favoured edgy, credible films and won an Olivier Award over here and a Tony in New York for his performance in Red, both in 2010, but it is in the past few months that it feels like he has definitively tipped.

He has definitively proven himself as a thought leader in the scientific community, but also as a successful manager with an impressive track record of accomplishments.

He has definitively thrown in his lot with the Spaniards, which provoked an angry response from Brazil's FA - president Marin even talked about wanting to take steps to cancel his citizenship.

Trump was then pressed on whether he had definitively ruled out a prosecution, Grynbaum reported.

But he had definitively swapped the moral corset of Catholic rural Spain for personal and artistic freedom.

Gyassi Zardes put down a marker for the future too, without ever quite suggesting he had definitively arrived at international level.

In a sign of the collapse in his relations with Cameron, Johnson texted the prime minister at 4.40pm to tell him he had definitively decided to back a Leave vote.

Though he had definitively changed the art of movies — changed the world — by way of his directing, he was soon much more in demand for his acting than for his directing, and then more for his celebrity than for his acting.

He added Cadbury has definitively failed to put together a coherent argument to justify its existence as a stand-alone company.

When Ovid wrote the "Metamorphoses" he was one of the literary glories of Rome, but then, for reasons that nobody has definitively learned, he was banished for some mysterious and probably unintentional crime.

"And the theological debate is … how do you reconcile with what science has definitively established with what you may think your faith teaches," he said.