Sentence examples for decisive reversal from inspiring English sources
But Gloucestershire was not a decisive reversal.
He was the star correspondent for the Red Army, and his dispatches for the newspaper Red Star documented with thrilling immediacy the Nazi lightning attack upon the U.S.S.R., the decisive reversal at Stalingrad, and the Soviet's slow, bloody bulldozer-march to the German capital.
The argument runs through all his early works that human beings are distinguished by the fact that they have authentic attributes of existence and transcendence that is, by their ability to raise questions about themselves and their freedoms which cannot be posed in material or scientific terms, and by their resultant capacity for decisive reversal, self-transformation and transcendence.
For a figure whose electoral blessing would be decisive, it reflects a reversal from the role he played in orchestrating a unified Shiite coalition during Iraq's first national elections in 2005.
Several officials said, however, that the decisive factor in Kuwait's reversal was the importance the ruling family places on preserving the sheikdom's close relations with the United States, which liberated Kuwait from occupation by Iraq nine years ago and remains its principal security guarantor.
The decisive elements for the model are the voltage dependencies and reversal potentials of the omega currents.
— Robert F. McDonnell, a Republican and a former state attorney general, won a decisive victory in Virginia's governor's race Tuesday, a stark reversal of fortune for Democrats who have held control in Richmond for the past eight years.
Barring reversals of the outcome in other states, Florida's 25 electoral votes will prove decisive in the most closely contested election in 40 years.
