Sentence examples for Decisive mood from inspiring English sources
There is a decisive mood of resistance in America – a backlash to the status quo.
Despite the country's economic troubles, Mr. Khatami appeared in a decisive mood, as he vowed to remain on toward democratic reform and to secure greater civic and political freedoms.
And this, she assures me at one point with a wild laugh, is her in decisive mood – she has turned a corner, having said no for such a long time she has resolved to start saying yes.
Catch yourself in a decisive mood and dive in, sorting into piles labelled 'Essential'Niceice to read if I get time', and 'Why did I even photocopy/print this?' It helps to put the papers in order so you can easily find the one you need.
The line is based on the idea that colors should be picked according to the wearer's mood at that time, so names include words such as "Confident" and "Decisive".
Who will be against giving us the prospect of membership in the EU towards which we are making the first yet very decisive step today?" The mood was more sombre over the bills aimed at peace in eastern Ukraine.
Steve Clemons, of the New America Foundation, who has been consulted by the White House, told national security advisers that the break with Mubarak needed to be decisive because of the mood on the streets in Egypt.
The referendum was supposed to be decisive and yet the current mood is that nothing is settled".
His emotional range stretches from quietly grumpy to intensely grumpy to furiously grumpy, which means that Sam's big, decisive moments feel more like mood swings.
Still, that decisive middle is in a sullen mood.
