Sentence examples for language definitely from inspiring English sources

M. has become more interested in some things, definitely in the language, definitely in history.

Google says it is amending its applications for these domain names, and while it isn't disclosing the details of these changes, the language definitely makes it sound as if Google will open them up for use outside of Google, too.

Thes Is Your Brain on Fractals.

And the use of freely flung foul language definitely helps to define this offering as independent media, not likely to be infringed upon by neither studio nor television execs anything soon.

I mean, I wasn't actually saying out loud that I was going to jump his bones right then and there, but the new language definitely helped me stay open to the possibility.

Language is definitely part of that; it is part of the way we feel about ourselves.

When it comes to language you definitely can't please everyone.

That language has definitely been used about me over the years – that I am difficult or demanding – absolutely".

"The language has definitely ratcheted up to make people understand that the helmet can't prevent all injuries," said Mark Granger, a lawyer who helps companies write product warnings.

Quite what De Gea is referring to is not entirely clear, although the website infers that from his demeanour and body language, he definitely isn't happy.

At one point, reading off a card, one of the players said, in effect, "You guys aren't privy to all the new stuff," though the language was definitely coarser.