Sentence examples for decisive effect from inspiring English sources

Whatever suit he discards South will play with decisive effect.

Seldom has a celebrity musician intervened in politics to more decisive effect.

But they both transplanted French artistry and ideas into the American sensibility, to decisive effect.

The relation with Fanny had a decisive effect on Keats's development.

The problem is that the bombing has not had the quick, decisive effect that military planners had hoped for.

Plants and animals were diverse during the Carboniferous and had a decisive effect on the accumulation of sedimentary materials.

West apparently intended it to be for takeout, and if East had known that he would have bid three diamonds with decisive effect.

Cheerleaders for military action need to understand that air power, certainly considering the UK's capabilities, will have no decisive effect on Isis.

More sadly, in a time when schools across the country are slashing their art programs, this unusual exhibition suggests the often decisive effect of our earliest aesthetic experiences.

It really had a decisive effect on me, so a lot of our plans went awry, and I'm just starting to get through it.

Alternatively, it was likely that the play of the heart four, a normal Bath Coup, would cause West to shift to diamonds with decisive effect.