Sentence examples for the very definitive from inspiring English sources

But those numbers 46.9, followed by the very definitive word "menopausal", signalled the end of my IVF rollercoaster ride.

From this can we not call bullshit on the very definitive declaration by the defense that the webserver was explicitly configured to deny external connections?" wrote one Hacker News commenter.

"But my style developed as I started going to these strange raves where everybody had these very definitive costumes".

Unlike the three very definitive (pre-extended cut) endings of Mass Effect 3, what the precise effect of choosing the "Brexit" will be remains impossible to say.

The study is "very definitive and very comprehensive," says neurologist Bruce Miller of the University of California, San Francisco.

Devlin said the CT scan was "very definitive for the tumour" but a "definitive diagnosis" is still to come.

"The eight games are a very definitive attempt to say the NFL Network is here to stay," Jerry Jones, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys, said in an interview last week.

Though the candidates both stand for very definitive things (as they should) it's the human bullhorns sounding poll-tested-vitriol that are doing the damage, luring millions with the seductive bug lights of party rhetoric.

He ended the Kinjaz comments with a very definitive line: "That... was a trophy worthy performance".

"We have a very definitive plan regarding the profitability of our business," he said, "and Wall Street knows what it is".

Two very successful entrepreneurs each with a long and storied career in developing quality-made products have some very definitive opinions on the quality or lack thereof in some cases of some products available today.