Sentence examples for account of the decisive from inspiring English sources

This account of the decisive moments during deliberations were told by one of the jurors, Patrick Kirkland, in a nearly 70-page narrative published by Gothamist on Thursday.

An account of a decisive triumph over Virginia Commonwealth University in 2003 ran with a pun for the headline, "RID OF THEM". He told the Harvard Crimson that he "played with a deciding-match mentality". In 2012, he organized a luncheon with Bill Cotter, a constitutional law professor and former president of Colby College, about the Supreme Court.

Late Enlightenment discourse on aesthetic experience proposes a decisive account of the conditions of possibility for universal human subjecthood.

By Clinton's account, the decisive push came from, of all unlikely people, a high-school basketball player named Sofia Totti.

Syria's Deeply's correspondent in the city gives a firsthand account of how this "decisive" battle has unfolded over the past few days – and speaks with rebel military sources and activists.

Once the Open Question is sidelined as being, at least, not decisive, room is left for thinking a correct account of the moral facts might identify them as natural facts.

But his inaction is of the decisive sort, defenders say.

The fifth foul was part of the decisive sequence.

Riboud played with the concept of the "decisive moment".

Ms. Jagger wrote a decisive essay: 'J'accuse: the Betrayal of Srebrenica,' a detailed account of the massacre, which was published world-wide.

The search for a tidy account of the genesis of religion in prehistory by reference to primitive societies was hardly likely to yield decisive results.