Sentence examples for was so definitive from inspiring English sources

Sim's performance was so definitive, so excellent, that it produced its own reiteration.

The choice the genie had given me was so unexpected, and one of the options was so definitive, that I needed some time to weigh them up.

The language of Monday's decision was so definitive that William Gould, the former head of the National Labor Relations Board who is now a professor at Stanford Law School, said the oral arguments in the N.F.L.'s appeal amount to "going through the motions" because the judges are unlikely to change their minds.

That Nolan would return to produce "Justice League" is somewhat surprising, if only because he was so definitive about not handling the project last year.

These results surprised Conner, who didn't think the findings would be so definitive.

Why is it that the International Monetary Fund's prescriptions are so definitive?

The mayor, however, could not recall being so definitive in his comments.

"I don't like to be so definitive about myself," he said.

Neither side is saying (yet) what the "reservations" are, so definitive judgments will have to wait.

"It's those darned dresses – you get a girl in that beautiful hour-glass dress, it's so definitive.

There are certain things that I didn't think should be so definitive of George's life.