Sentence examples for decisive direction from inspiring English sources

The Beethoven, under Saraste's decisive direction, had a gritty punch.

He died, however, before he could give the new reforms a decisive direction.

Johan Reuter, as Dr. Schön, and Daniel Brenna, as his son Alwa, might have benefitted from more decisive direction, but both sang with clarity and vigor.

It appears that the people of Morocco are tired with moderation and consensual politics and are looking for a more decisive direction.

After all, the notion that a national figure of the consequence of Benjamin Britten could create music like Peter Grimes or his War Requiem, which not only spun modern composition in a decisive new direction but also became a focus of national unity, these days feels rather quaint.

But the struggle for Melbourne's inner-city seats is fierce and potentially decisive for the direction of the state.

The idea is that the country stays on a steady course, and then has a decisive change of direction every few years.

But of late, his ambitions seem to have carried him in a decisive turn in direction, choosing not to court those in power, but to cross them.

Behind the understated leadership of Washington, and the decisive stewardship and direction of General Manager Jon Daniels and his staff, the Rangers have proven to be a deep and well-constructed team, stacked with talented players and brimming with a winning attitude, even after the departure of Lee.

BANGKOK — The long-isolated nation of Myanmar embarked on a potentially decisive shift in direction on Friday, as its main opposition leader, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, agreed to rejoin the country's political system and Hillary Rodham Clinton prepared to become the first secretary of state and highest-ranking American to visit the country in half a century.

In American culture, we are expected to be decisive about the direction of our careers and it is generally unacceptable to be unsure about what we want to do with our lives.