Sentence examples for very definitely by from inspiring English sources
Priests and nuns and schoolteachers helped to protect and sanctify the power that was so ruthlessly being used by people who were indeed seeking a city, but not one in the heavens, and one to be made, very definitely, by captive hands.
"He is very definitely formed by his past, which was Nazi Germany, and then by his experience as an instructor in the 1960's, when he turned on students.
Thackway says people here are "very definitely" concerned by the presidential election.
"Norman has always insisted that his greatest creation is the team around him, and the Gherkin was – once and for all – very definitely designed by a team".
"This is very definitely going step by step rather than trying to do it in a big leap," said Assemblyman Richard N. Gottfried, chairman of the Assembly's Health Committee.
"The decision to keep Mr. Khodorkovsky in jail until after the elections is very definitely a political move" by the Russian government, Mr. Soros said.
In the words of his lawyer, Clive Stafford Smith: "I have known Shaker for some time; because he is so eloquent and outspoken about the injustices of Guantánamo, he is very definitely viewed as a threat by the US.
First, while the Trust I work for is very definitely looking to save money by cutting jobs (along with the usual much-vaunted 'efficiency savings', evidence of which is yet to materialise) there aren't – yet – any plans for compulsory redundancies.
I can't speak for anyone else, but all of that sounds to me like I could very definitely benefit from being represented by a lawyer when trying to get my loan modified in order to save my home from foreclosure.
(Portobello), translated by Saskia Vogel, asks hard questions about homo economicus, who is very definitely a man.
