Sentence examples for a few decisive from inspiring English sources
Up close, one sees that their fidelity is impressionistic: Wilson worked with painterly certainty to sum up atmospheres and rock forms in a few decisive strokes.
With a Kabbalistically significant 444 delegates at stake, a few decisive victories tonight could finally answer the question on everyone's mind: Will Ron Paul or John McCain win the Republican nomination?
That's not a problem on the quieter, more distinctive pieces: "Karma Police" is gratefully grabbed as a crowd singalong, "Nude" provides the most graceful vehicle for Yorke's keening vocal style, and "Pyramid Song" only requires a few decisive piano chords to establish the haunting mood subsequently plumbed by Jonny Greenwood's mournful bowed guitar.
The seventeenth-century economists, for example, always took as their starting point the living organism, the population, the nation, the State, several States, etc., but analysis led them always in the end to the discovery of a few decisive abstract, general relations, such as division of labour, money, and value.
Speaking of speculation, Mary thinks that Sarah Palin is underestimated and could move a few decisive points in Iowa among undecided conservatives.
There are few decisive moments in the photos, and many more questions than answers.
Democrats said that the most difficult task would be getting the last few decisive votes but that they expected to be successful.
Fortunately, one of the few decisive breaks made by the Calvinist Gordon Brown when he took over the shop in 2007 was to ditch the whole creepy idea.
Then in June, the government had won one of its few decisive ground battles of the war, thanks to Hezbollah, whose fighters had stormed al-Qusayr, a rebel-held town on the plain through which the rebels had reinforced and re-supplied their fighters in Homs.
Frankly, few decisive materials have been accomplished to date, whereas many studies have been done to reveal a clue of design to improve blue-emitting performances.
Mayweather is skilled in the art of choosing prudently, and, for his unretirement fight, in 2009, he selected Juan Manuel Márquez, a legendary Mexican champion, but a smaller man, in a sport where the difference of a few pounds can be decisive.
