Sentence examples for decisive flaw from inspiring English sources
A more specific, and also a more decisive, flaw in Eichmann's character was his almost total inability ever to look at anything from the other fellow's point of view.
In her study of the 1961-62 Eichmann trial, Hannah Arendt noted that the decisive flaw in Adolf Eichmann's character was "his almost total inability ever to look at anything from the other fellow's point of view".
The department, Cole said, is "taking decisive, extensive action to address these flaws".
In Greek tragedy, the flaw of hubris was the decisive plot point that brought down many great men.
The two armored vessels fought inconclusively, demonstrating the flaw in Mallory's argument: an ultimate weapon is truly decisive only if one side does not have it.
Mr. Draghi had suggested Thursday that the E.C.B. would be willing to move more aggressively if European leaders took decisive steps to impose greater spending discipline on members and address the underlying structural flaws of the euro zone.
