Sentence examples for decisively true from inspiring English sources

"Germany is decisively true to its responsibility in Europe as the largest economy and a reliable partner".

Furthermore, interpersonal trust does not require actually believing that the trustee is worthy of trust, only that one decisively takes this to be true (i.e., acts on the assumption of its truth) when one comes to act.

Indeed, the fact that no amount of evidence can decisively show that a given theory is true (as opposed to merely predictively successful) begs the question of whether it is meaningful to say that a theory is "true" or "false".

How Important Are Eye Movements in E.M.D.R.? Have you been able to decisively prove that the eye movements themselves serve a true clinical role, and if so what evidence have you garnered to show this is the case?

They are referred to as Gettier cases because, in his 1963 paper "Is Justified True belief Knowledge", Edmund Gettier described two cases that decisively refute the analyses of knowledge as justified true belief.

That certainly seems true of the European Union since French and Dutch voters decisively rejected the draft EU constitution in a pair of referendums a year ago.

But it is also true that the United States government and its people acted decisively to end slavery, at the great cost of civil war.

It's true that the British electorate has a neat habit of decisively turfing out one lot and replacing them with another, especially after a long spell in government: think 1979 or 1997.

It is not true to say, as the headlines scream, that the synod voted decisively against female bishops.

Indeed, the cost figures often cited in this context are decisively influenced by unique features of the German energy transition that do not hold true for other countries.

Perhaps true and irrevocable insolvency will force the hand of the regulators to act more decisively.