Sentence examples for a decisive nature from inspiring English sources

And sometimes the very plainness touches something else: a simplicity that is the product of a decisive nature.

Not a bad show, though the decisive nature of Huxley's 'victory' is now questioned by many historians.

As it is, they are now lurking only a point off Norwich, buoyed by the decisive nature of this victory.

They were thus pleased both at the relatively decisive nature of the result and that a business-friendly Conservative party had been returned.The result was also expected to give a boost to the equity market, with spread betters indicating that the FTSE 100 index would open almost 90 points, or 1.3% higher.

When Szabo was growing up as an only child, his mother's strong opinions, her decisive nature, had made him feel oppressed; now those qualities were what he most liked, even loved, about her.

On one hand, we emphasize the decisive nature of the process of adapting to disability that determines the point of view (subjective) of the person on its situational and functional status.

The decisive nature of the No vote should persuade them to set aside their hopes of forcing regime change and should focus their minds on the practical implications of a Grexit.

But in an interview with Barbara Walters that aired the day the DVD was released, she called the film "really entertaining" and said she appreciated the "decisive" nature of Streep's portrayal.

Due to the decisive nature of SVR rates in the measurement of HCV therapy success, no weighting algorithm is needed to aggregate multiple parameters.

She made a decisive decision.

The comparison of equilibrium surface coverage, affinity constant toward gold surface and stability suggest a decisive role of the nature of the anchoring group in the formation of the monolayers.