Sentence examples for the definitive one from inspiring English sources

For too long, Republicans have claimed to have the monopoly on patriotism and consider their jingoistic definition of patriotism to be the definitive one.

But it feels like the definitive one.

But the later album version is the definitive one.

"I'm quite convinced that this search is going to be the definitive one for this area," Dr. Fitzpatrick said.

That is why there are early breakaways, and in this race the definitive one came before 10 miles had elapsed.

In the definitive one, which followed 180 children from infancy to the age of 18, 90% of those who suffered early maltreatment qualified for a mental illness.

When famed music journalist Chuck Klosterman wrote a 10,000-plus-word feature for ESPN's Grantland about the band, titled "The Definitive, One-Size-Fits-All, Accept-No Substitutes, Massively Comprehensive Guide To The Life And Times Of Kiss," he didn't use the word "Nazi" once. .

The definitive one-minute values, as published on an annual basis, are used to compute definitive hourly mean values that are then compared against the candidate QD hourly means.

Introspective changed that – it's a collection of extended mixes for songs that mostly weren't yet singles, and these longer versions are the definitive ones.

Mr. Caine spent a year poring over Mahler manuscripts and biographies, including the definitive ones by Henry-Louis de la Grange.

Microsoft's partnership with Time Warner Cable is a significant part of its efforts to position the Xbox 360 as the definitive one-stop solution for TV and movie streaming, and demonstrates the company's continuing commitment to the console even as it prepares for the Xbox One's launch later this year.