Sentence examples for the definitive reading from inspiring English sources

Dexys Midnight Runners had the big UK hit with the song in 1982 (resulting in their infamous "Jocky Wilson" Top of the Pops performance), but Van's remains the definitive reading.

And who better to rank the saga in order of excellence than Simon Pegg, the British actor whose scathing verdict on The Phantom Menace in the much-loved 90s sitcom Spaced – long before he became a Hollywood superstar – remains perhaps the definitive reading.

Because this baby is the definitive read.

The quartet put a lot of energy into "Black Angels," performing it a number of times and working intensively with Mr. Crumb before making the recording, a definitive reading of a deservedly beloved piece.

But it has the same intensely personal footprints and the same moments of jagged magic, like her "All My Tears," a mix of old-time religion and sophisticated rock that's been recorded already by Ms. Harris and the jazz singer Jimmy Scott but is given a definitive reading by the Millers on "Broken Things".

His new greatest hits collection, The Definitive Herbie Hancock, merely demonstrates that there is no such thing as a definitive reading of the man.

Goss says that STELLAR's head-to-head comparison would give a more definitive reading on the effects of each drug, but he questions whether the results would be available soon enough to affect clinical practice.

The city's voters will also provide a fairly good early reading, though probably not a definitive reading, on the potential that security and leadership issues have to affect elections in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

In contrast, my interest is not in offering a definitive reading of the text, or in undertaking anything academic, but to use a more journalistic style as a springboard for some of the great questions that Nietzsche explores: Where does morality come from?

Although that's not a definitive reading on congressional intent, it does help contradict the narrative advanced by the plaintiffs.

This year, we've been reminded that culture has no definitive reading.