| The whole occurrence, charged with all the definitiveness of fate, was scant ten minutes in transition. |
| The only exception is Brain Peterson, author of Burning Fight, In his introduction he makes no grand proclamations of objectivity or definitiveness. |
| Why she was in it she could not have told, at least with any degree of definitiveness. |
| The definite articles den, det, and de are used for variations to the definitiveness of a noun. |
| The resulting movies, individually and as a group, make no pretense to definitiveness — blues fanatics, and even normal music fans, will notice omissions. |
| The fear of taking this freedom into our own hands makes it difficult to take on Religious Life and its definitiveness with seriousness, because it involves human beings in their totality, for life and for death. |
