Sentence examples for somewhat definitive from inspiring English sources

RedEye's staff put together a (somewhat) definitive list of the best boy bands of all time.

On the other, because there really hasn't been a major motion picture set during the Bosnian war that raged primarily from 1992-1995, writer/director Jolie feels a need to craft a somewhat definitive account of the conflict.

We like to think of it as a somewhat definitive list of the best local releases from the past year, voted by the music industry and Noisey's team of editors and writers.

32 36 37 While these conclusions are somewhat definitive in tone, others in the scientific community have been more cautious, emphasising the equivocal nature of the research surrounding the health value of population wide vitamin D supplementation.

That sounded pretty definitive.

Pretty definitive.

That's pretty definitive.

Something similar, if somewhat less definitive, could be said of her position vis-à-vis her potential Republican opponents.

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, speaking from London on "Fox News Sunday," was somewhat more definitive: "The Sunnis are joining the base of this broad political process," she said.

The response to statement 3 ('According to the second law of thermodynamics, complex life forms cannot evolve from simpler life forms') was somewhat less definitive.

When informed with external information, the analyses allow somewhat more definitive conclusions.