Sentence examples for someone decisive from inspiring English sources

In fact, we didn't want normal, we wanted a leader, someone decisive.

In keeping with the academy's tradition against public campaigning, Mr. Koch, who spoke by telephone last week, said he would like to see the job go to someone "decisive" and "a leader in our industry".

Although if he cums on your tummy/hips after pulling out from sex it could just mean that he's lazy or too slow, which is chill if you dig easy going guys, but I prefer someone more decisive.

Mr. Kerrey, a and University of Nebraska graduate, was seen as smart and decisive, someone who could draw attention to the campus.

Friends describe her as "decisive" and someone who "jumps in".

That is the portrait of Idzik that emerges from interviews with seven of his former colleagues: methodical and meticulous, inclusive but decisive, and someone with a defined sense of the traits he values most in a player.

The ideal protagonist of the genre is at once victimized and possessed of decisive power — someone like Mia, the heroine of Gayle Forman's "If I Stay," which has clung grimly to the Times best-seller list, on and off, for twenty weeks.

The silence in the early weeks of the crackdown has emboldened the authorities and was probably decisive in the decision to go after someone as prominent as Ai Weiwei.

For someone who presents himself as decisive, he has taken a lot of time assessing his potential candidacy.

There just doesn't seem to have been enough time for the slow development from wandering wolf to drifting proto-dog without the single decisive intervention of someone to nudge the wolf toward dogdom.

Normally, both of those topics fall under the heading of power projection, the ability to reach out and touch someone militarily in a very decisive way, anywhere in the world.