Sentence examples for decisively from from inspiring English sources

Everything Murray did was determined, decisive; he even snatched his towel decisively from a ballboy at the end of each game.

It was film music emerging decisively from the background.

But her third novel, "Faithful Place," departed decisively from that mood.

Spiritual self-examination shifted decisively from the head to the heart, but it did not disappear.

Also: The eurozone infection this week moved decisively from the periphery of the continent to its core.

He parted decisively from Gladstone on the Irish question in 1886 and thereafter defended the union against Home Rule.

Nevertheless, the Moscow front was not finally secured until October 1943, when Army Group Center was decisively repulsed from the Smolensk landbridge and from the left shore of the upper Dnieper at the end of the Second Battle of Smolensk.

Classic-Hollywood mythology remained in full force even as the studios seemed to be dying (that's the subject that gets the on-air conversation started) — and even as the culture seemed to be shifting decisively away from Hollywood's rigid formats and genres and away from the societal rigidities and exclusions that they reflected.

In evaluating political decisions, there is always an ex-ante view which is decisively distinct from the ex-post view.

It decisively shrank from honoring the slain president.

Unlike Europe's, America's macroeconomic policy mix has just moved decisively away from austerity.