Sentence examples for decisive life from inspiring English sources

This provokes an interesting confrontation between Jean and Noirin about the responsibilities of friendship, and eventually leads to Noirin making a decisive life change.

Juvenile hormone is known as a pleiotropic master hormone and along with 20-hydroxyecdysone (20E) governs most aspects of insect interaction with the ecosystem, affecting decisive life history parameters such as growth, development and reproduction [ 62, 63].

Every fight is a decisive, life-or-death struggle.

"In the decisive moments of life — indeed, if we look closely, in every moment — we are at a crossroads.

I was more decisive and viewed life through a new, different lense: after all it's only work.

From this last miserable redoubt, at 8.26 p.m. on Saturday, Iraq time, the man who sent hundreds of thousands of Iraqis to their deaths at the battlefront and the torture chambers and the gallows made a decisive choice for life, his own.

In the New Worlds, as had become the case in Africa after the colonizing and enslaving incursions of acquisitive peoples from Europe and the Arabian peninsula, the recurrent and decisive foci of life in the racialized crucibles were the struggles to endure while resolving mind- and soul-rending tensions that threatened and otherwise conditioned self- and community-formation and living.

It took most of her thirties to realize that her inability to make decisions had had a decisive effect on her life, that time is unidirectional, and that she wouldn't be getting extra credit for refusing to live in the present.

Worries about health insurance have been ongoing for Michael and Lisa ― and, on multiple occasions, decisive factors in major life decisions.

The pathology (cause of death and incurability) and age of the deceased were decisive in end-of-life decisions.

Thus Dante suffered the most decisive crisis of his life.