Sentence examples for decisively on the side from inspiring English sources
But "Porgy and Bess" came down decisively on the side of art.
Recent case law, including the landmark Max Mosley case against the News of the World in 2008, has come down decisively on the side of privacy, after all.
But he was decisively on the side of the conservationists, despising cruelty and the exploitation of wildlife; his scripts for BBC TV's Wildlife On One left little doubt of that.
One of those e-mails appeared to show that the deputy national-security advisor Benjamin Rhodes weighed in decisively on the side of the State Department in a dispute with the C.I.A. over what to include in a set of talking points given to officials after the attack on the American Embassy in Benghazi on September 11 , 2012
And this: "Rock's contribution was to weigh in decisively on the side of hedonism and against the old puritanical theme of 'deferred gratification.' " Or this, from her chapter on sports: "In a stadium or at an arena, the audience has been expected for decades to leap up from their seats, shout, wave, and jump up and down with the vicissitudes of the game".
But there's a very well-known narrative when it comes to therapy and the relief of suffering – and it leaves Pollens and his fellow psychoanalysts decisively on the wrong side of history.
With those words, delivered in Senate testimony on Jan . 25 , 2001Alan Greenspan -- revered during the 1990's as the nonpartisan architect of America's prosperity -- inserted himself decisively into politics, on the side of George W. Bush.
Maine has decisively come down on the side of civil rights at the ballot box, in the Legislature and in the courts.
Smith, to his credit, comes down decisively on neither side — he's conflicted and ambivalent with what seems like both admiration and frustration at both groups.
But if progressives act decisively on both sides of the Atlantic, they have everything to fight for.
