Sentence examples for decisive finger from inspiring English sources
Research has pointed a decisive finger at living in cities, drug use, poverty, migration, traumatic experiences in childhood and later negative events such as being the victim of an assault.
The egregiously sociable Lord Razzell, chairman of the party's campaigns committee and the man at Kenn-edy's elbow when the going gets tough, is being fingered as the decisive voice in the who-gets-what decisions.
Many also want a strong, decisive leader, which Modi embodies with his barrel-chested, finger-wagging stage presence and his offstage reputation for authoritarianism and silencing party officials who cross him.
On the decisive pitch, the fifth of the at-bat, Gattis first held down two fingers, then flashed an index finger against his left thigh as if it would be another inside fastball.
At decisive moments he slowly outstretched his arm to snap his fingers, forcefully, with his pinky extended.
And that might not have been decisive had Cassio, the Brazil team's goalie, not made a flying finger tip save to tip around a curling shot from Victor Moses.
The delivery that got the decisive wicket was a genuine leg-cutter, he said, delivered by cutting his middle finger down the side of the ball.
Steven Gerrard might have been deemed culpable for a shocking back-pass which was intercepted in added time by Thierry Henry, or fingers might have been pointed at David James for flooring the France forward to concede the decisive penalty.
The fate that determined us was not really destiny, but it was as strong and sure as the finger of the violinist that determines the fate of a note, though it, too, is as final and as decisive as death.
