Sentence examples for the decisively from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a decisive manner.
REM repaid the favour the following month with the decisively hit-free New Adventures in Hi-Fi.
He dribbled the final seconds from the game clock and hollered to the decisively pro-Kentucky crowd, "This is my stage!" No one could argue.
The mystery woman's features had an owlish sharpness, and the decisively shaped, jet-black eyebrows gave her a frowning look, though she was smiling hopefully, trying silently to sing her identity to David across the decades.
In the state's 2012 redistricting, all of the decisively black legislative districts – where 60 percent or more of the voters are African-American – have been preserved, and four new majority-black districts have been created.
When we first meet them, Paige and Leo — the dimply and adorable Rachel McAdams and the decisively chiseled Channing Tatum — are an artsy young married couple enjoying a snowy evening in Chicago.
What is less open to question is just how better the Miami Heat played Thursday night with Bosh in the starting lineup as opposed to the decisively not-a-starter Udonis Haslem.
The Whig dominance continued into the mid-eighteenth century, but the Revolution decisively determined the future structure of the kirk.
At the Battle of Lade, the Persians decisively defeated the Ionian fleet and effectively ended the rebellion.
In just the same way back in 1983, the BBC decisively won the ratings battle.
After the PLM decisively won the elections of April 2001, John Osborne became chief minister.
Russia's foreign ministry said the Kremlin "decisively condemned" the test.
