Sentence examples for through a decisively from inspiring English sources

But you can find a powerful grasp of fable — the emotional progression of a small number of clearly drawn characters through a decisively shaped tale, leading to a series of wrenching encounters and a satisfying climax.

He has successfully pushed a decisively conservative agenda through the legislature, often over the veto of Gov. John Lynch, a Democrat.

He also has given credence to a decisively debunked link between childhood vaccines and autism, and sought through his transition team to collect the names of Department of Energy scientists working on climate change.

In 1892, "Kullervo" had a decisively successful première in Helsinki.

Double CEBPA mutations conferred a decisively favourable overall (P=0.006) and disease-free survival (P=0.013).

From 777 that August, the Dow pushed through 1000 decisively by the end of the year, on the way up to 11,000 in 2000 with no sustained interruptions.

A Guardian/ICM poll shows neither main party has broken through decisively, with Conservative support as low as at any point in the past two years.

They may make a bad deal just to be able to say they've made the deal, or issue a directive without thinking through the ramifications just to say they've handled a problem decisively.

But it's still hobbled by the local bias on comedy, stacking up decently in Ferrell's usual UK ($17m) and Australian ($10.8m) stomping grounds without showing much sign yet of breaking through decisively further afield.

Rascal Flatts – I Have Never Been To Memphis (from Rewind) The only thing sadder than a bunch of bros positioning their wallet chains just right for a night at the bar is an ageing pop-country troupe striving for relevance by auto-tuning their vocals and sneering their way through faux-edgy, decisively unsexy tracks like Payback.

Credibility comes from taking controlled, thoughtful actions and following through decisively.