Sentence examples for the decisiveness of from inspiring English sources

Still, the decisiveness of Toscanini's stance in the thirties commands respect.

This may well be so, but the decisiveness of Wall Street's response to the numbers was still puzzling, since employment statistics are notoriously muddy.

Mata is not the type of individual to pour scorn on a previous manager but there was no doubting his delight in the decisiveness of Van Gaal.

The railroad was central to both conflicts, enabling unprecedented rapid resupply and movement of armies, and reducing the decisiveness of battle.

But if Johnston was no Robert E. Lee, he also failed to match the decisiveness of an otherwise unexceptional Henry Halleck.

The decisiveness of the Yes-vote ended a period of uncertainty while opening the way for a new French initiative for political unity in Europe.

The new subject is worth looking at only because we know where it came from, which means that, despite the seeming decisiveness of the transformation, the old subject never truly disappears.

The sisters and Ben bring him damaged books that they consider valuable, and he repairs them — "mending gently," as he calls it, with a minimum of intrusion and the easy decisiveness of the achieved craftsman.

The sisters and Ben bring him damaged books that they consider valuable, and he repairs them—"mending gently," as he calls it, with a minimum of intrusion and the easy decisiveness of the achieved craftsman.

The furious decisiveness of her Choleric in "The Four Temperaments" is currently definitive, and her Siren in "Prodigal Son" has an ice-cold sexual bluntness that astonishes.

Thickly accented, the Irishman says this with the nuclear decisiveness of a final word, a matter settled, and Louis turns to him.