Sentence examples for just as decisively from inspiring English sources

The formulation is as entirely wrongheaded now as it was then, and Americans should repudiate it just as decisively as they did nearly a half-century ago.

From then on, the awards flowed in steadily: the Whitbread, the Forward, the Queen's Gold Medal, even, in 1990, the Gold Medal for Australian Literature - a measure of acceptance from his native country, which had turned its back on him just as decisively as he turned his on it.

STR undermined Newton's absolute time just as decisively as it undermined his absolute space.

Just as decisively, Martin scored 6 straight points and 8 of the next 10.

In other words, here is a musical that laughs at itself perhaps less overtly than "Urinetown" and "The Producers" but just as decisively.

And no doubt Dylan would have just as decisively jumped out of the pack of early-'60s protest singers had he signed up with Elektra instead of Columbia.

"The audience will think, 'He's dying pretty good.' " Mr. Cusick got started in New York theater as an assistant lighting designer on Mr. Letts's "Bug," a play that many young horror artists cite as decisively demonstrating that stage scares can be just as intense as screen thrills.

If the Republicans can quickly and decisively pass legislation then the president can just as quickly assent to or veto it.

In order to make a clean swerve you need to stay partially on the brakes, steer decisively though not too sharply, than quickly steer just as much in the opposite direction, than bring it back straight.

Instead they ended the long night with just one – Douglas Carswell, the former Tory defector who held his Clacton seat, though not as decisively as he won it last year in a by-election when he first fought under the UKIP colours.

Creating a scientific theory is rooted in aesthetics just as much as creating a work of art is because the facts at hand are always insufficient to point decisively toward a single conclusion.