Sentence examples for decisive you from inspiring English sources

Being in touch with your feelings about images; decisive, you need to be able to make a decision.

We open at 9am, but the early hours from 6.30am to 9am are decisive: you need to make sure that the deliveries have arrived on time, the bakery is up and running, and the fruit and vegetables are fresh.

He is quite different from you -- hard where you were soft, decisive where you were contemplative and most importantly, forthcoming where you were secretive.

"In Europe now, you need decisive action, you need overkill.

Enough with those around you being more decisive than you are.

The short amount of time you get to do a sound mix forces you to be more decisive and you just have to prioritise," he says.

Moreover, if you are able to think in another language, you may find yourself being more decisive, because you don't let all the usual words get in the way of your thinking.

"The second goal I think was decisive because you see it and now you see of course that it was an offside, and that the match could have been different," Tabárez said.

In that decisive sense, you are an equal citizen; you have equal 'standing in the political community.'"A similar point is made more stridently by Ken Klukowski of the Liberty University School of Law:A modern secularist who doesn't revere such displays of religious faith may feel uncomfortable, but in a free society the Constitution cares not one bit if you see or hear something you don't like.

If you are going for "The Decisive Moment," you don't have time to be messing around!

So while you may think Wisconsin was a decisive loss, you'd be a fool to think it is the end of the war.