Sentence examples for something definitive from inspiring English sources

"It's hard to see something definitive happening".

Finally, if you want something definitive, what should you go for?

"There has to be a belief that we can do something definitive about it.

Holes are used to make something definitive: like punching a ticket on a train".

There's something definitive about this aphorism that Falk delivers: "Somebody once said that man is God in ruins.

Selected by the author, this good‑looking volume might have offered us something definitive, a canon within a canon.

Something so definitive suddenly emerging out of thin air.

#BringBackSkyMall (and its less-imperative sister hashtag, #SkyMallReturns) gave way to something more definitive, more celebratory: #SkyMallWillBeBack.

I needed something more definitive, especially with the festering clutter in the back hall raising spousal suspicions.

Studies so far have been inconclusive, and there is only a slim chance that something more definitive will appear, he said.

So there was something so definitive about what you brought to it initially in that room and I knew we had the basis of it right there.