Sentence examples for * quite decisive from inspiring English sources
I think the next two decades will be quite decisive".
At the beginning of his 23 January 1974 lecture of Psychiatric Power, Foucault opens what he himself calls "a parenthesis"—but readers of Foucault's lectures at the Collège de France have already learnt that what he presents as a parenthesis is very often something quite decisive.
Darwin's experiments with different varieties of pigeons were quite decisive.
Similarly, ethnicity of a household was quite decisive as well, with the Oromo ethnic group having better access to credit and relief services during food shortages than Meskan and Dobi ethnic groups.
I'm in the centre of Glasgow, one of the few cities to actually vote Yes but where people are coming to terms with a really quite decisive defeat - a defeat brought about it seems by the shy Nos.
The evidence in support of various nutrient supplements in various contexts is quite decisive.
But neither is now deemed quite so decisive.
Is Edward saying that Mr Gorbachev's actions were not significant, and quite possibly decisive?
Man as the image of God belongs, therefore, to the self-revelation of God in quite a decisive way.
A substantial -- quite possibly decisive -- minority of primary voters who supported their rivals, former Senator Bill Bradley and Senator John McCain, did so because they were fed up with the big money that dominates today's campaigns.
