Sentence examples for Most decisively from inspiring English sources
The phrase "most decisively" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to emphasize that a decision has been made in a particularly decisive way, or to emphasize that you have taken decisive action. For example: After considering all of the evidence, the judge came to a most decisive conclusion.
Most decisively, William Seward counseled Lincoln to wait until a military victory provided an occasion to issue the proclamation from the high ground of battlefield success.
Most decisively, Richard Nixon's pale, haggard appearance in a 1960 clash with a tanned, relaxed John F. Kennedy was understood that same night as a disaster for the Republican.
"Oh dear, no, sir!" I replied, most decisively.
Third, and most decisively, he refused to accept that Iran could continue work at Arak.
Turing had demonstrated most decisively the power of approaching problems algorithmically.
Out of all of that group, Orlando have acted the most decisively, and got their man.
But, even the voters in that state, one of the country's most conservative, decisively rejected an amendment to ban abortion by declaring a fertilized egg as a person.
Ronald Reagan and the governor of Michigan, George Romney, would most likely lose decisively.
Most whites voted decisively against the A.N.C. in last year's presidential election.
The very movement that carried his own work forward into history and bore him on its shoulders as a hero, and that his most controversial work decisively inspired, was alien to his sensibility.
And Senate Republicans know that, while Mr. Wilson won re-election as governor, Hispanics in California turned against the party in droves and made the nation's most populous state decisively blue.
