Sentence examples for that very definitely from inspiring English sources

A raised cap is not a reward but a resource to make possible something that very definitely does not come free.

Well, OK, but the share prices show he is also stopping a benefit to companies that very definitely generate in the UK.

All in all, then, a mighty Western love affair with Sunni Islam – a love that very definitely cannot speak its name in an Arab Gulf world in which "democracy", "moderation", "partnership" and outright dictatorship are interchangeable – which neither Washington nor London nor Paris (nor indeed Moscow or Beijing) will acknowledge.

As David once said to me, when he was bed-ridden at Stoke Mandeville hospital: "I try to give thanks for what I've got, and in a place like this, it's very easy to feel like the lucky one". We often reflected on that, in this corridor of something that very definitely wasn't hell, while the traffic on the Euston Road, like all our worldly troubles, teemed away two floors up.

It pulled out of the country years ago, knowing it wouldn't win and owns nearly 40% of the Alibaba, a company that very definitely knows how to grow in China.

The rules had been clear form the start: You must always ask for the couple's permission to participate, whether that is expressed or implied, keeping in mind that "no" very definitely means no.

A group of Americans conspired to break into a federal office in a town called Media, Pennsylvania, in order to steal information -- something that is very definitely against the law.

Lawrence Ashmead, executive editor of HarperCollins, who edited the new book about the Clintons, said that he was "convinced that it was true" that the ethnic slur was made, and that "I very definitely would do another book with Jerry".

And the answer has to be that it very definitely is, albeit of a particular (and particularly British) sort.

That is above today's official poverty line, but hardly affluence; and of course a family in that income range today would not be able to afford that nice a house, and would certainly not be able to hire a maid to help with the chores -- which a Victorian family in that class very definitely would.

That's very definitely not the case with the capital's new airport.