And, perhaps most decisively, while at Oxford the impressionable Victor has fallen under the spell of a charismatic fellow student named Percy Bysshe Shelley: a poet of staggering ambition, a champion of radical political ideas, a militant atheist and an ardent believer in the perfectibility of man.
Third, and most decisively, he refused to accept that Iran could continue work at Arak.
"Oh dear, no, sir!" I replied, most decisively.
The work most decisively rooted in the late 19th century was Benjamin C. S. Boyle's Sonata-Fantasy, a violin work performed by Timothy Fain, with the composer at the piano.
Some of the important genes in human vocal learning (including FOXP2, the gene thus far most decisively tied to human language) are also involved in avian vocal learning, as a new book, "Birdsong, Speech, and Language," discusses at length.
Turing had demonstrated most decisively the power of approaching problems algorithmically.
Out of all of that group, Orlando have acted the most decisively, and got their man.
But it does reflect a hardening investor mood expressed most decisively, if belatedly, by Union Bancaire Privée, the Swiss bank.
This is the part that distinguishes our brain most decisively from those of all other animals, even our closest relatives.
It is the county that Trump won most decisively in Vermont's primary in March.
