Sentence examples for make it definitively from inspiring English sources

"Let's say we're not in contention in July, does that make it definitively a situation where he gets traded?

"The challenge is to make it definitively James Brown," said Caleb Owens, computer generation supervisor of the project, as the synthetic soul singer sprang to life on several nearby computer monitors.

"Just because a human being assigns a label to what God has made doesn't make it definitively whatever the label defines them to be," Richardson says.

The role had been created on Broadway by Judd Hirsch and had been played in London by Paul Scofield, but, as was often the case, once Mr. Matthau played a character, he made it definitively his own.

That changed on August 15th, in the BC Court of Appeal, when Owen Smith, a dude who was arrested for baking weed edibles at a compassion club in Vancouver, won a constitutional challenge against Health Canada, which has made it definitively legal for medical marijuana patients to make extracts with their dried  "marihuana" (as Health Canada so annoyingly calls it).

Unless your fiancee has made it definitively clear that he doesn't want to be involved with the details then keep him in the loop.

He wants to purify the Church, to make it more definitively Christian, more observant, obedient, and disciplined — you could say more like the way he sees Islam ….

He wants to purify the Church, to make it more definitively Christian, more observant, obedient, and disciplined — you could say more like the way he sees Islam.

Regardless, the distinct phenotypes of the cell lines will make it difficult to definitively conclude that antigen expression is responsible.

The results of our clinical trial will make it possible to definitively assess all these aspects of this treatment.

The European Alps have warmed considerably over the past half-century, but incomplete records make it difficult to definitively link alpine wildfire to climate change.