Sentence examples for decisive mark from inspiring English sources
His mother, who ran a tea shop in Port Elizabeth, came from a Calvinist, Afrikaans background that left an even more decisive mark on the young Athol.
One family, however, has left a more decisive mark on British theatre than any other: the Redgraves, now spanning six generations.
March 4, 1678 Venice, Italy July 28 , 1741Vienna, Austria Antonio Vivaldi, in full Antonio Lucio Vivaldi (born March 4, 1678, Venice, Republic of Venice [Italy] died July 28 , 1741 Vienna, Austria), Italian composer and violinist who left a decisive mark on the form of the concerto and the style of late Baroque instrumental music.
Adam Smith long ago wrote in the Wealth of Nations, "The most decisive mark of the prosperity of any country is the increase of the number of its inhabitants".
Billed as the battle of the Belgian strikers between Benteke and Lukaku, it was the Everton forward who made a decisive mark on the game before Osman sealed the three points.
But still only a third (32%) believe coalition governments are strong and decisive, marking a small slide from three years ago.
The pivotal figure at the table – a woman – has her right hand raised, as if to make a decisive symbolic mark upon this section of yellow canvas.
An incisive mind and a decisive character marked out this high-flying pragmatist for supreme power in his early 30s, despite eight youthful years lost to the Wehrmacht.
In the 2001 legislative elections, Wade's coalition scored a decisive victory, marking the first time since independence that the PS did not hold the majority of seats in the National Assembly.
During his first year of confinement there was sporadic fighting between his supporters and those of the shogunate, and in 1333 decisive events, marked by much treachery and violence, took place.
We tend to see the arc of his work, from the departure from Paris, in early 1888, to his death, in 1890, as more or less continuous, and miss the decisive break marked by the Christmas crisis.
