Sentence examples for decisive fault from inspiring English sources

From the very start of Eastwood's directorial career ("Play Misty for Me"), the conflict between public image and private identity is a morally decisive fault line, and the demagogue, who doesn't just have an incidental public image but takes pride in it and seeks to derive advantage from it, is a singular villain.

At 3-3, hewever, he served two straight double faults, handing Nadal a decisive break.

It's the film in which Bergman exposed a deep and decisive artistic fault line in his own work and, in the process, made much of the tremors it unleashed.

The set went with serve until the 10th game when Hewitt made the decisive break after López had produced his second double fault.

Murray, perhaps stewing over his missed opportunity, handed his opponent a lifeline as a double fault and a netted backhand gave Ferrer a decisive break, which he served out to pull a set back.

Engineering practice has proven that the method is highly reliable, has a highly decisive impact on faults for coal mining, and can be used to guide the safe mining of the working panel.

Although there is no decisive evidence, the south-dipping fault seems to be the favorable solution.

Nadal dropped just four points on serve in the opening set and a solitary break in the third game - secured via a Lopez double-fault - proved decisive.

If a journalist wants continued access, as most Washington-based reporters do, it is likely that the President will be portrayed as tough-minded, decisive, and fair — though perhaps faulted for impatience with squabbling underlings.

In fairness, these faults are more irritating than decisive.

The players traded breaks early in the decisive third set, both won on double faults, which were a problem for both players throughout the match.