The accumulated evidence showed decisively that much of Mrs. Crawford's story was a fabrication; whether there was a substratum of truth remains uncertain.
That's why we have acted decisively – to stop pouring so much of your hard-earned money down the drain.
In the character of Hamlet, for instance, he "invented" Western nihilism, much of Western Romanticism, and decisively influenced Nietzsche.
It moved between gains and losses for much of the day, then climbed decisively in the last hour of trading.
Roth revisits his Newark childhood in loving and meticulous detail, and shows how, unbeknownst to a child who has the good fortune to be raised in peace and freedom, so much of daily life depends invisibly but decisively on politics.
As in much of western Europe, the culture of Spain was marked decisively by the period of Roman rule.
In 2004 any Democratic opponent of George Bush will make much of unemployment, tax cuts for the rich and the failure to deal decisively with corporate wrong-doing.
His character in "Young Adult," directed by Jason Reitman, falls decisively into the latter category; sticking to local bars and his own basement, Matt has killed much of the last 20 years reliving the past.
The plea from America, much of Europe and even from Germany's opposition parties is for Mrs Merkel to act decisively to save the euro, starting at the European summit at the end of June.
And there's more: Robert D. Prunetti, the Mercer County Executive and a man not widely known outside Republican circles in much of the state, had been bird-dogging Mr. Schundler's lead for days until falling decisively into second place with 8,624.
