Sentence examples similar to a decisive remark from inspiring English sources
She made a decisive decision.
We remark that many factors can play a decisive role in the quenching and enhancement mechanisms of photoluminescence, and their effects are still in debate.
A senior defense official echoed Obama's remarks, calling al-Awlaki's death "a decisive blow to al-Qaeda in Yemen..
Labour's swift suspension of Ken Livingstone following his inflammatory remarks about Hitler and Zionism may herald a decisive point in the escalating furore over antisemitism.
Only a decisive collaboration of everyone can help and prevent them". In impromptu remarks, he added: "The word disgrace comes to mind.
BEIJING — Treasury Secretary, Jacob J. Lew, described China's declaration that market competition should have a decisive role in the country's economy as an "ambitious reform agenda," according to remarks on Friday by the secretary to the Chinese leader, Xi Jinping.
It came at a decisive point of the match". Ancelotti's assistant Paul Clement was even more gushing with his praise, remarking: "It was an incredible goal.
He won a decisive mandate.
"They want a decisive leader".
Brims are a decisive feature.
"The biographer's trap," John Guy remarks in "Thomas Becket," his portrait of that foremost friend turned foremost foe of Henry II, "is to look for a decisive moment of change".
