Sentence examples for making a definitive statement from inspiring English sources

Mr. Copeland's new trio sounded as if it was teetering on the edge of several musical worlds without quite making a definitive statement in any.

But when asked to rule out use of the tobacco bonds for operating expenses, he said, "We're not making a definitive statement about that".

Fassel preferred to wait until Mitchell has more tests before making a definitive statement, but the coach did not rule out an extended absence.

Trump teased the possibility of making a definitive statement on the topic during his State of the Union address, telling reporters to watch the Tuesday speech closely.

And in keeping with his experience as a negotiator, Mr. Ross spoke of intent rather than making a definitive statement: "I intend to work through the end of this administration, but I don't intend to stay for the next one".

Drawing on a wide variety of new sources, including construction-oriented Web sites, Web-based entrepreneurs who supply kits of parts, and a Maryland company that just started selling ready-made chairs for $2,700 a piece, they are making a definitive statement to the world, or at least to their friends and families.

"Probably Saturday, I'll make a definitive statement".

An auteur of such breadth inevitably makes a definitive statement.

Does every story have to have a meaning; every work of art have to make a definitive statement?

"However, we would need to look at the number of convicted terrorists and what their citizenship status was before we could make a definitive statement on that".

But this is the movies and when someone makes a definitive statement like that, you just know the next scene will show them doing the opposite.