Sentence examples for felt decisive from inspiring English sources

Rather than impulsive, it felt decisive".

Fifteen successive Madrid wins looked like becoming 16 – and this one felt decisive.

And 25-year-old Davies paid tribute to two facets of the Lions game which he felt were decisive - the pack, and the brilliance of full-back Leigh Halfpenny.

It'll make you feel strong, decisive and conÞdent.

One feels the decisive gesture of the brush and a deft attentiveness to particularities of shape, light and shadow.

That feels fairly decisive - Raonic is yet to break Djokovic's serve, he's only had one break point.

Warrington then seized the initiative, with Joel Monaghan touching down at the second attempt after what Rush felt was a decisive penalty in the Wolves' favour.

It felt like a decisive dismantling of fusty ideas about high and low art and, especially, who gets to claim genius as his own.

City's recent resurgence has also proved decisive for their goal difference as they now hold an eight-goal advantage over United and, as referee Andre Marriner sounded the final whistle, their fans joyously celebrated a victory they clearly felt would prove decisive.

All in all, this summer felt less like a decisive change of course than a period of frenetic transition, without a clear plan waiting at the end.

Even when teams did enter into the right spirit and the golden goal brought a memorable moment, it felt unsatisfying: David Trezeguet's decisive strike for France against Italy in the Euro 2000 final was glorious but possibly deprived us of a classic on par with the France-West Germany World Cup semi-final of 1982, when the Germans recovered from 3-1 down in extra-time to win on penalties.