(Faust points out how weirdly unsettling this rotting must have been in a society in which "race and skin color were of definitive importance". Dying, all men were brothers).
At the time, the work was considered of great importance, the definitive handbook of Classical principles.
BOSTON — It was an old Yankees manager, Casey Stengel, who made the definitive comment on the importance of a catcher to a baseball team: "You have to have a catcher, because if you don't, you're likely to have a lot of passed balls".
Yet the book is the main thing, said Mr. Huang, citing its importance as the definitive account of the anti-crime campaign, much like the official histories Chinese emperors would commission of their rule.
The design of the definitive survey revealed the paramount importance of conducting a pilot survey.
For truly effective arms, they showed that the bias in the estimated treatment effects on the definitive outcome at the final stage analysis was of no practical importance.
Mark Hamill is the definitive Joker.
This is the definitive story.
It is the definitive modern house, for definitive modern people.
