Sentence examples for seemed more decisive from inspiring English sources
Mingus was to jazz in those days what Jack Kerouac was to the novel, what Jackson Pollock was to painting, though Mingus's genius then seemed more decisive.
"Xi Jinping seems more decisive than Li Keqiang … Li generally follows other people," said Chen Ziming, another Beijing-based scholar who knew Li as a student.
But the markets have continued to tolerate the size of Britain's debts, and most voters continue to buy the prime minister's excuses, because this government seems more decisive and stable than most.
But the decision seemed more procedural than decisive, and perhaps set the stage for another constitutional crisis.
It seemed more like a preamble ― the first step toward something much more decisive and much more worrying.
On TV last night, the President seemed more upbeat than he has appeared for some time, and the impression was that taking decisive action had buoyed him.
Her emphasis on these magical colors seems more in-line with painting, her first love, than with photographers who often seek decisive moments above all else.
Nothing seems more false.
