Sentence examples for truly definitive from inspiring English sources

Here is the only truly definitive history of classical ballet.

Surely, this is a truly definitive time in the story of modern culture.

The only truly definitive test, though, is to examine the specimen for oxygen isotopes.

The truly definitive ruling on all of this would probably involve testing it in the courts, which neither my personal means nor the BBC's licence fee allow for.

It could take until 2027, when the last sealed depositions about the rampage are released, for a truly definitive Columbine story to appear".

At this point, the only thing that is truly definitive is that a Grand Canyon's width of policy differences separate the Republicans and Democrats on deficit reduction plans.

They say there truly is no definitive data to show that aspartame is safe.

Not definitive, just definite.

And it really and truly was one of these definitive moments for me.

The definitive moment that truly changed my life came after high school when I read Gladwell's Outliers for the first time.

This might indicate that there is a definitive tendency of truly exposed antigens to diversification, creating a deadlock in which vaccines formulated by exposed antigens would not be effective due to polymorphisms in the natural population, whereas nonvarying antigens would actually represent nonexposed antigens for which no effective immune response could be mounted.