Sentence examples for seems definitively from inspiring English sources

"The time when the Franco-German axis made Europe's weather," it opined, "seems definitively over".

Certainly in an era that now seems definitively kaput, it would have been unthinkable for a man in possession of his senses to walk up Madison Avenue, New York's great retailing rialto, shirtless on a Friday afternoon.

Moving between history, travelogue, memoir, whimsy and rage, he talks to fellow 'greyhounds', civil rights veterans and black soldiers, and greets their indomitable assurance with a mixture of awe and suspicion that seems definitively British, while capturing the homogeneity of small-town America.

For a second Mr. Frank seemed definitively to prefer the United States.

By the time David A. Paterson took the job, living in the mansion seemed definitively out of fashion: he spent about 55 nights there during his first nine months in office, records show.

Even some old shoots that seem definitively misogynistic by today's standards have complicated backstories.

But neither side seems able definitively to answer my questions about what will happen after the referendum.

He seems so definitively on the borderline of the Hall's criteria for induction -- no Cy Young Award, 30 victories short of 300.

How sound is the intuition, which seems as definitively human as culture itself, that our anomalous mind is, at the most essential level, not our difference from the cosmos but our singular likeness to it, our bond with it?

Photography, it seemed, had definitively replaced painting as the medium for accurately representing reality.

This telling anagram, presented here in haiku form, would seem to definitively corroborate his story: Filming "The Eagle," Boiling water blanched privates.