Sentence examples similar to decisive silence from inspiring English sources

Similarly, a phone buzzing in your pocket at a meeting or movie theater could be silenced with one decisive squeeze.

The testimonies of women have been decisive in piercing the thick wall of silence that exists around the mafia, but it's only over the past decade that their role within the organisation has come to the fore.

"The question of English votes for English laws – the so-called West Lothian question – requires a decisive answer," the prime minister said, determined to silence any threat from the Ukip leader Nigel Farage.

At the Cannes film festival on 15 May 1960, Antonioni presented his L'Avventura, a challenging and difficult film and a decisive break from his earlier work, replete with languorous spaces and silences.

The silence in the early weeks of the crackdown has emboldened the authorities and was probably decisive in the decision to go after someone as prominent as Ai Weiwei.

Kershaw silenced the Cubs for seven innings in Game 2 but got blitzed in the decisive Game 6.

Ghiggia, who scored the decisive goal in Uruguay's 2-1 victory, later said, "Only three people have, with just one motion, silenced the Maracanã: Frank Sinatra, Pope John Paul II, and me".

Very decisive.

"Absolutely decisive.

The decisive.

It proved decisive.