Sentence examples for decisive personal from inspiring English sources

If the move to Italy was a decisive personal response to the increasingly exigent requirements of his career, Mr. LeWitt's professional response had been equally resourceful.

If Weber was the first decisive personal influence and Kant was the first decisive philosophical influence on Jaspers, in the early 1920s he encountered a further figure who assumed a decisive role in his formation: that is, Martin Heidegger.

As Hofstadter writes, "The paranoid's interpretation of history is distinctly personal: decisive events are not taken as part of the stream of history, but as the consequences of someone's will".

Communication: According to the Ketchum survey, credible leadership equals open communication, plus decisive action and personal presence.

Such duplicated pledges make personal appeal decisive.

On Wednesday, Ms. Feinstein suffered a defeat as decisive as it was personal when she watched her fellow senators vote her bill down, 40 to 60, as they scuttled a broader package of gun control legislation.

As Manchester United dithered, Wenger's personal touch was decisive.

Although Barak's personal victory was decisive, his One Israel Party won less than 23% of the national vote and only 26 seats in the 120-member Knesset (parliament).

But if Lubben's book is an "epitaph" to one way of working and seeing, the sense of the decisive moment as a deeply personal one hasn't changed.

It is hard for me to measure the influence of French cultural policy on African music in general, but in my case I don't think it was decisive in my artistic and personal choices.

On Friday Miliband confronted his own image problem head-on, amid growing worries in Labour ranks that his negative personal ratings could prove decisive next May.