Sentence examples for it's definitively from inspiring English sources

It's definitively 90s for Dana Scully's haircut and the fact that there's a Noel Gallagher solo track on the credits.

Yes, it's definitively sportswear but it's also monochrome, which should please some of you.

It's definitively established that in the Age of Instagram and Twitter metrics, it is possible to become pretty darn famous for omnipresence.

SAY Low-ko d-Ice Having assumed, for ages, that "Likely" was the most likely pronunciation of Lykke Li, the Guide was staggered to hear, on Radio 1, that it's definitively "Licky Lee".

But it's definitively worth it for those 5 days of excitement".

That means it's definitively bigger than Twitter, which Instagram surpassed at the end of 2014, and has stalled out at 320 million monthly users.

Speaking to the club's official website, Hoeness said: "It is definitively not depriving Armin Veh of power.

It was definitively weird.

It is "definitively not going to be a treaty", he told the Senate.

This show is not just bad, it is definitively, monumentally and historically bad".

Seven years later it closed in Dessau and, after reopening briefly in Berlin, it was definitively shut down when Hitler was elected chancellor in March 1933.