Sentence examples for is definitively not from inspiring English sources
"This is definitively not it.
It is "definitively not going to be a treaty", he told the Senate.
Speaking to the club's official website, Hoeness said: "It is definitively not depriving Armin Veh of power.
This is definitively not about creating the architectural equivalent of the hair shirt, but about making the best possible contexts for the things that matter in life, on paring back the accretions of surface and behaviour to what is essential: the glory lies not in the act of removal, but in the experience of what is left.
It is definitively not an O'Hanlon production, but is notable for its sustained exploration of a different, more troubling side to the writer, who often appears a little unhinged in his books as he delves deeper into the discomforting unknown, but always for the sake of a telling the tale afterwards.
Kerry told the Financial Times on Wednesday that any agreement in Paris, where world leaders meet in three weeks' time, is "definitively not going to be a treaty" and there were "not going to be legally binding reduction targets like Kyoto", in a reference to the world's only previous binding climate treaty.
I'm definitively not sorry about what I'm about to say.
Brioche buns are definitively not for breakfast; you can't feel guilty about a brioche bun, only angry.
And yet these are definitively not clothes designed to appeal to the super rich, being as much about rags as they are about riches.
Having played with a few of the Messenger content apps, they're definitively not things Facebook would build.
