Sentence examples for and the decisive point from inspiring English sources

I don't think that it is a problem that she did not study in Vienna, and the decisive point is the willingness, the openness to accept the way we play music.

And it marks the decisive point at which Connor and Mia's relationship drifts past being that of a quasi-father and daughter.

I was a nervous wreck and this was the decisive point for me to say "Yes - and now you do it [lose weight]" (ID 40, female).

Since 2012, the Paterberg has been the ultimate climb of the tour and often marks the decisive point of the race.

Computers, therefore -- and this really is the decisive point -- just in virtue of implementing a program, the computer is not guaranteed understanding.

Remember, most nominations are wrapped up well before the last primaries and caucuses are held, and Super Tuesday has sometimes been the decisive point — most clearly in the Republican race of 2008 and perhaps also in the Democratic race of 1988.

The main man that year was Juan Carlos Ferrero, who won the decisive point for Spain and reached up to shake the hand of another Juan Carlos, the Spanish king.

Ballinderry fought back and Collie Devlin equalised before Canavan sent over the decisive point.

Each time the moment came, he and Vann would have the same clash they had had at the decisive point in the July 20th operation.

It was the decisive point in the Confederate loss at Gettysburg and Lee ordered a retreat back to Virginia the following day.

Africa never had a Nuremberg trial, the decisive point at which Europeans defined what was acceptable and what was not.