Sentence examples for decisive impression from inspiring English sources

Still, it does suggest that if the U.S. had conducted a demonstration bombing with its uranium-based weapon, it might not have made a decisive impression on the Japanese at all.

Moreover, his friend Angelo Pavesi (a professor at Pavia) distributed Cannizzaro's pamphlet to attendees at the end of the meeting; more than one chemist later wrote of the decisive impression the reading of this document provided.

So it is with Carax, who chose Denis Lavant — magician, mime, and acrobat — for his first feature, "Boy Meets Girl," and, in "Bad Blood," put him alongside two young women, Julie Delpy and Juliette Binoche, who made decisive impressions.

'Decisive' gives the impression the moment was frozen in time.

His efforts to goad the Bank of Japan into bolder measures to end deflation and his promises to boost government spending have bolstered the impression of a decisive leader.

On TV last night, the President seemed more upbeat than he has appeared for some time, and the impression was that taking decisive action had buoyed him.

Most of these policies won't take effect for several years, so initial impressions will be politically decisive.

The RF's decisive victory in the May 1965 general election fortified the impression that UDI seemed to be imminent.

He was too closely associated with his predecessor to represent a decisive break with past failings, or to give a convincing impression of a government renewing itself from within.

The hometown Giants, for their part, seemed eager in the aftermath of the game to create the impression that their performance was somehow dominant and decisive.

About one-third of Americans describe themselves as independent voters, creating a widespread impression that a large group of Americans will provide the decisive swing votes in this year's election.