Sentence examples for a very decisive and from inspiring English sources

"It was a very decisive and awful experience," Joakim Garff, the prominent Danish biographer of Kierkegaard, told me.

The activist said: "He was very keen to play a very decisive and key role in all aspects of organisation and participation.

Ignatius, noting the added back-up the mission got, has concluded that for all of Obama's public awkwardness, he is privately a "very, decisive and tough man," and "somehow he is going to tell the country that".

Therefore, the script writer has to be a very decisive and imaginative person.

"I am comfortable that the Scottish Football League has made a very decisive decision".

But I think Hope van Dyne is a very decisive leader and a tactician, in addition to being a brilliant scientist.

"This is a very decisive step forward and very clear evidence of our ability to work together," he added.

A very decisive thing happened, and I stopped composing in those styles that referred to Western European art or music.

Peter Nikolaus, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees representative in Georgia, called it "a very, very swift and a very decisive move".

"Certainly more than 1 million British citizens live in the other 27 member states, so that is a very decisive issue for the UK government and certainly the other way around; more than 300,000 German citizens, for instance, are living in the UK, so I think we have the same interests".

If I made a decision, it wasn't a very decisive one.