Sentence examples for decisive form from inspiring English sources

And yet Deutsche's stature may provide the decisive form of insurance.

"I prefer a more decisive form of government," he added.

Television (and so much else) have created a political system where the words and personality of a politician outside the chamber are nowadays far more decisive in forming people's judgment of him than are his performances in the commons.

He suggested that the timing of their release, just as he appears to have made decisive progress in forming a new coalition government, is a conspiracy against him.

Other Indian mystics of the 18th century, such as Mīr Dard, played a decisive role in forming the newly developing Urdu poetry.

In a country that was seething with national resentment against foreign aggression, chafing at its own backwardness, and composed chiefly of peasants, Li's ideas had decisive relevance and formed the core of the thinking of Mao Zedong, who later formulated the military strategy by which the peasantry could carry out its revolution.

BAGHDAD — Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki sought Saturday to show he was in control of a tenuous new governing coalition, saying that he would have "the decisive word" in forming a new Iraqi government, and would move forward with or without potential allies.

The results show that the P-E depth plays a decisive role in forming of wick structure.

Braque was the man of the hour for fragmenting, snugging, and trueing pictorial form, with decisive emphasis on tactile unity.

GUANTÁNAMO BAY is a long way from the Sydney suburbs that will form a decisive battleground in Australia's general election expected later this year.

He relied on the presumption, once sound, that the Party itself would make decisive choices, in the form of endorsements and funding, that would bless some candidates and doom others.