Sentence examples for rather definitive from inspiring English sources

As he left the green, Nicklaus hugged his wife, Barbara, signed his scorecard 73-822, 13 over par), and sounded rather definitive that he would never play another Open.

This sorry spectacle, though, isn't that far removed from standard operating procedure in hockey these days, and this season has given a rather definitive answer to whether anyone got a jolt of reality from the three deaths of enforcers last off-season, which if not conclusively linked to concussions, should have at least rang a lot of alarms.

However, the work presented here for the recombination proteins seems rather definitive and important.

The presence of the researcher is not incidental to, but rather definitive of, not only what data are collected and how these are interpreted, but also of the ethical issues that are raised.

While these findings may be indicative rather than definitive, they come at a crucial moment.

Emeralds are currently sourced by a battery of visual and spectroscopic tests that are indicative rather than definitive.

In general, I regard blog posts as thinking out loud rather than definitive statements of a certain position.

The essays are conjectural (mentioning the influence of 1970s horror movies and the importance of the London club the Batcave, which opened in 1982) rather than definitive.

The notes on tribal customs that follow are meant to be suggestive rather than definitive; the Malinowski of the teenage culture has yet to appear.

This is just one estimate, and it should be taken as indicative rather than definitive, though the London-based National Institute for Economic and Social Research has produced a similar figure.

But rather than definitive information, residents found police officers and park rangers who appeared as caught up in the confusion as anybody else.